I have a website, where after submission of a form user is redirected throught Header Location to the same page but with anchor to fill in another form.
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This is a common problem it seems, see here or here for a similar problem.
It seems that something along the way, PHP, Apache or your browser strips out the anchor element on redirection.
To make this work I would suggest moving the anchor content nechaj
into a query variable tuzby.php?anchor=nechaj
. Then in PHP check for this variable and if it exists use JavaScript to move the user to the correct point. Like this:
window.location.hash='<?php echo $_GET["anchor"] ?>';
You'll need to add some kind of input verification check for the anchor
variable of course.
Name is important
Give submit button like this
<input type="submit" name="submits" value="Done" />
in the submit box name is required need to submit the form
Provide name in your submit in your site check out it will work
Thank everyone for your initiative. It showed up that major issue was with DIV that obtained content generated from database and did not have set fixed height, which caused temporary overflow of that DIV.
So I fixed it by setting a height to the element and overflow:hidden (before the style loads properly).