Hi,
the anchor value forms part of the URL so generally isn’t touched - and if it’s pointing to somewhere else in your content then that will also be an id on an element ? (e.g <h1 id=”sub-topic”> ) and that Id shouldn’t be getting sent to translation either (so it should be the same each language?
I would worry if you did something global to all link anchors it might have side effects ? but if you really need to. its also worth noting the anchor value is a Anchor/query string parameter in umbraco so you would want to be really sure it was something you wanted to drop.
If you want to remove them i think the best thing to do would be to have something that ran code when the TranslationJobPartialApprovalNotification notification is fired by Translation manager.
this happens when someone approves a job, (well at least one item in a job, hence partial).
for example (code isn’t tested, but is probably what you need)
public void Handle(TranslationJobPartialApprovalNotification notification)
{
if (notification.Job == null) return;
foreach(var node in notification.Nodes)
{
var targetItem = _contentService.GetById(node.TargetNodeId);
foreach(var property in targetItem.Properties)
{
var alias = property.PropertyType.PropertyEditorAlias;
if (property.PropertyType.PropertyEditorAlias != Constants.PropertyEditors.Aliases.MultiUrlPicker) continue;
// assuming here you are not using variants .
// if you are you need to get by culture.
var value = property.GetValue();
var picker = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<MultiUrlPickerValueEditor.LinkDto[]>(value.ToString());
foreach(var link in picker)
{
if (link.QueryString.StartsWith('#'))
link.QueryString = "";
}
property.SetValue(picker);
}
if (targetItem.IsDirty())
_contentService.Save(targetItem, userId: notification.UserId);
}
}