Jump menu to anchor created by javascript

Question

I have a page that shows sample images from a client's book
using a javascript gallery found at this site
http://www.couloir.org/js_slideshow/
It works great. The script advances the pages by using
Element.setHref(this.prevLink, "#" + (photoId+1)); so that when
next or previous is clicked, it creates a link at the top like
www.mypage.com/book.htm#2 www.mypage.com/book.htm#3 etc.
My client however would also like a list of the pages
available from a menu so the viewer can jump to any page at any
time. I've created a jump menu with the links for each of the 37
pages. However, when selected, the url appears in the top address
bar, but the page will not jump unless I hit Enter on the keyboard.
I've tried using a Go button, and same thing.
Any other external link will function from teh menu fine, so
I think it has something to do with the fact that these # pages
aren't really anchors on the same page, beacuse the javascript
creates them. But since they do work when I hit Enter, I'm
wondering if there is a way I can get the menu to load them.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. The sample I'm working
on is at
http://www.personalbestseminars.com/reframeyourblame/view_inside/index.htm
Thanks!

Answer 1

Hi Lucas
Answering the questions :
1. You are referring to auto scroll position  , where the users while scrolling should stop at a fixed position on page thus jumping to anchor position as you have mentioned, something like this :
http://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/. Unfortunately the exact effect cannot be achieved in Muse but anchor to fixed page position and scroll can be setup.
2. You can try applying scroll to the items , for example insert the squares in some container so that they are grouped and then apply scroll to container with no left/right movement , this would fix the position of container on page irrespective of other page elements and page movement.
3. You can apply opacity with scroll to images , so that when users scroll the page Opacity will change, thus with scroll the image will get better.
Thanks,
Sanjit