Posted by Rik on 12/29/06 01:30

Peter wrote:
> I take it the silence means there is no solution ?
> I was thinking maybe this is more something that can be fixed with
> javascript

Well, jeah.
The hash is reserved in urls to some extend, as indicated earlier.
The only way to deliver one is to either:
- POST instead of get, in which case it shouldn't be a problem.
- urlencode() it for a GET variable.

Javascript is not a real solution, you'd either have to:
- change the value sent to the server, in which case you should change it
all together, an immidiately forget about js.
- get extra data via some murky AJAX, which is not very desirable either if
it's the only way to pass the data correctly.
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Rik Wasmus

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