#hash added by firefox and ie at the end of url in search-results page (Google personal search)

Question

is there any way to avoid firefox and ie to reload the page adding the hash-tag to the url.

due to that i refine results by time with adding &as_qdr=d to the end of url, i have a problem with theese hashtags.

It does not happen with Chrome, but Firefox reloads the page after query adding this nightmare hash d?=¿)a¿?)!!m!!"!"·n

I am terribly stuck since weeks, and i must say that i never had such a problem finding a solution to a programming issue like this time

my form is here: http://infoprofesionales.es/pageID_results.html

I need a script to block Firefox (at least) to reload adding the hash-tag

Answer 1

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2366481/attaching-hashtag-to-url-with-javascript

This will work if you have your info somewhere down in the page, and you only want to add an anchor link there. If you add parameters, you HAVE to load that page, is not a reload, but a new request. Unless you do it with AJAX.

P.S. Either d?=¿a)a¿?!!mm!!"!".n is the weirdest anchor tag or the most sincere signal of frustration.