I need to configure my Apache instance to redirect the requests from a pattern like
/#/something/here
to
/something/here
I tried with
RewriteRule /([\#])/something/here /(.)/something/here
with no success. Any thoughts?
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A:
Bad news: Hashes in URLs don't get sent to the server.
The text following the hash is known as a "fragment identifier" and is only used by the browser.
RichieHindle
2009-09-09 22:20:42
I thought that too but I figured out that this just happens if the URL is in a link, if you access the URL by entering it in the address bar the headers are GET /#/something/here HTTP/1.1 ....
victor hugo
2009-09-09 22:25:04
I don't know what browser you're using, but that looks broken to me. I just entered the url `http://entrian.com/#/test` into Firefox 3.5.2, and Wireshark gave me a trace with the opening line: `GET / HTTP/1.1`
RichieHindle
2009-09-09 22:33:04
You're right, I made my test using HttpFox add-on and it displayed the wrong headers, thanks
victor hugo
2009-09-10 17:07:17