Amy, weigh this decision carefully. When you turn off automatic mkt_tok-enization but leave tracking on, you will get the Clicked Email events tied to the email, but you will not get subsequent web activities (Visit Web Page and Clicked Link in Web Page) because leads will be anonymous on your website. This is a major tradeoff. It's akin to having all your email links be direct links to PDFs, which similarly can't associate web sessions -- a practice to be avoided.
IMO, given this choice, I would rather get the web activities, since you can reverse-engineer the Clicked Emails from the Visits. (Email performance reports will be affected, yes, but the click target itself can be detected from the web side.) You can get the web activities by turning off tracking in the editor, but then manually adding ##MKT_TOK## to the link: http://example.com/mypage?mkt_tok=##MKT_TOK###hashtag.
But you really aren't faced with this choice. If you want to scroll to a specific ID on the page, simply pass the ID in the query string, not in the hash (&openTo=someSection). Then use this very easy JS:
<script>
document.getElementById(getURLParameter('openTo')).scrollIntoView();
/**
* @see [IOWA Util]
*/
function getURLParameter(param) {
if (!window.location.search) {
return;
}
var m = new RegExp(param + '=([^&]*)').exec(window.location.search.substring(1));
if (!m) {
return;
}
return decodeURIComponent(m[1]);
}
</script>
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