@frey1esm, The anchor is placed automatically and you can't change its position or remove it. The point is that when the user submits the form to continue to the next page, that the next page is the focus in the viewport. That's just good usability.
If you were on a page with a lot of content above the form and the page refreshed, the form could be out of the viewable area and the person completing it may assume that the form was submitted successfully, when it fact it wasn't.
You could probably write some custom code or use jQuery to remove it client side if you're set on making it go away.
Posted 13 years ago on Friday September 23, 2011 |
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