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Fix bug when getting target element from URL hash #2985
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Looks great thanks! I've added two minor suggestions but not critical changes by any means so have approved
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All good! 👍
When searching for the target element we now restrict this to the accordion component, instead of the searching the entire document. The html fixture was also updated in the related test to add a closing div tag that was missing.
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What
Update the accordion component to only look for a target element within the module itself, not the entire document.
Why
This fixes a bug when
anchor_navigation
is set totrue
and an ID is passed in for an element that exists on the page, but is not contained within the accordion component.For example: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/how-to-publish-on-gov-uk/creating-and-updating-pages#section-title
Further Info
Fixes: #2086
Trello: https://trello.com/c/q5P6u7id/1507-ps-17-accordion-anchor-link-navigation-breaks-with-invalid-anchor
Using querySelector when the ID contains a colon
There was also a need to escape the colon character when using
querySelector
, for example$this.module.querySelector('#fnref:1')
would throw an error 1Footnotes
Bugzilla - querySelector doesn't work if the ID contains a colon (:) ↩