Manual test to check each link goes to the right place.
| Fragment Identifier | Intended Fragment | Test Target | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| #top | Document | test0 | Top of document |
| #TOP | Document | test0 | Top of document |
| #Top | <p id="Top"> | test8 | Id takes precendence over "top" |
| #sanity-check | <p id="sanity-check"> | test1 | Sanity check |
| #has%20space | <p id="has space"> | test2 | Contains a space |
| #escaped%20space | <p id="escaped%20space"> | Contains an escaped space. Only decoded fragid is used for ids. | |
| #escaped%20unescaped%20collide | <p id="escaped unescaped collide"> | test4 | Another element has the same id but pecent-encoded. The decoded one should win. |
| #name-match | <a name="name-match"> | test5 | |
| #name-collide | <a id="name-collide"> | test6 | Same id as an anchor name. Id should win. |
| #escaped%20name | <a name="escaped%20name"> | test7 | Undecoded fragid should be used for anchor names. |
span id="sanity-check"
SUCCESS test1
span id="has space"
SUCCESS test2
span id="escaped%20space"
FAIL test3
Not in whatwg spec, but a tolerant implementation would do this to give content creator what they probably intended.span id="escaped unescaped collide"
SUCCESS test4
span id="escaped%20unescaped%20collide"
FAIL test4
Not in whatwg spec, but a tolerant implementation would do this to give content creator what they probably intended.SUCCESS test5
FAIL test6
An anchor name and an id have the same value. The id should take precence!SUCCESS test6
SUCCESS test7
p id="Top"
SUCCESS test8