Anchor tag in txt file

Question

is there any way that i could include a link that has
punctuation characters inside of an anchor tag of an externally
loaded txt file. something like this <a href='
http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/leah%2Bdizon/video/x18dj1_leah-dizon'>click</a >.
i noticed that txt files loaded into flash seem to break at any
point where more unusual punctuation characters are
included.

Answer 1

This is such a great solution--thanks so much for sharing.  I'm having a problem with the name of my collapsible panels (which operate similarly to Tabbed Panels, as far as I understand).  Basically I am trying to use anchor tags and my goal is to create a hyperlink on page 1 that points to content within a spry widget on page 2 of my webpage.  I obviously want the spry widget on page 2 to open up on click and the user to be taken to where my anchor tag is located.  In this thread (http://forums.adobe.com/message/209107#209107), Mr. Celic seems to indicate using something like this:
<a href="#anchorname" onclick="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(2);">
My exact code is like this:     <a href="pagetwo.html#myanchortag" onclick="CollapsiblePanel1.open();">content here</a>
The good news is that this works, but my problem is that page 1 of my website also has a CollapsiblePanel1 so when I click on the link above, CollapsiblePanel1 on page 1 opens, not the CollapsiblePanel1 on page 2 of my site.  I went into page 2 and clicked on "CollapsiblePanel1" and in the "Properties" panel renamed it to "CollapsiblePanel11" then changed my code to
<a href="pagetwo.html#myanchortag" onclick="CollapsiblePanel11.open();">content here</a>
but that didn't do a thing!  I'm super stuck and don't know how else to rename the collapsible panels or how to get it to work.
One thing I can't figure out from the original solution (<a href="#" onclick="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(2);">) is what is "showPanel(2)"? Where did she get this from/where can I find the equivalent for my collapsible panel spry? This could be where I'm going wrong.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much! Catherine