When I want to link to some content, on the same page, with standard html I would do something like:
<a href="#jsmith">Click here to learn about John Smith.</a>
<!-- somewhere further down the page -->
<a name="jsmith">John smith says hello</a>
I tried to replicate the code above with <LinkTo>, because I thought it was the ‘emberic’ way to do things. Besides the docs mention the whole convention over configuration idiom.
Anyway I got an error saying;
“you didn’t supply a model … #jsmith route does not exist etc”
and rightfully so in my opinion. I never added a #jsmith route to router.js.
So the example code I wrote above is not a use case of the <LinkTo> component?
The answer to this question answers on my question somewhat indirectly, so I apologize if my question is repetitive.
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