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Linking to a module in the middle of the page

Jan 19

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Friday, January 19, 2007

Every module has a bookmark automatically associated to it's distinct module ID. All you need to do is to add the proper syntax to the end of the link.

To identify the module ID, sinply view the page source, and locate the module you are interested in. Then, look for it's module ID. Since a bookmark is automatically created, you could just as easily look for the tag - something such as "" - in which case the module ID is 1609.

To link to the module, sinply add "#1609" to a URL. For example, http://www.yoursite.net/tabid/125/Default.aspx#1609.

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