PRB: You Cannot Navigate to a Specific Form By Using the #FormName Syntax

Author: support.microsoft.com | Published: 21st Aug 2005 | Visited: 454 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Mobile NET FAQ

When you set the NavigateURL property of the mobile link control to a page to which to navigate and to a form to display (such as: page2.aspx#myForm ), the page navigates to the second page, but it does not navigate to the form that you have...

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