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I know that in Javascript document.location.href = "#my_id" tells the browser to display the same page starting from element with id=”my_id”.
In this case, the address that appears in the address bar is in the following format: my_page_address#my_id
Is this the only method to refer to a specific place on a page ?
I’m looking for a method that will not show my_id in the address bar.
Have you tried
document.getElementbyId("my_id").scrollIntoView()?