Would it by any chance be a browser problem?. Since a # is a reference
to a part of the page, a browser should not send stuff after the # to
the server. But I have no idea how a # in a query string should be
handled. Are you sure that it is the server which is dropping stuff
after the # and not the browser itself?
Phil Pinkerton wrote:
Need to convert "#" to "%23" when a # is in the URL path.
Example>
http://server.net/cgi-bin/application/app_1.pl?en=PROJECT_Name&pkn=20080526+-+Defect+#123456
This example shows in the http URL address just fine but beacuse of
the "#" is the first character in the defect sub-folder name the
actual page is not found because everything at the "#" is dropped.
How can I configure Apache to change the "#" in a path to its ascii
equivalent ( %23 ) ?
If I manually change it in the URL address line the page is displayed
just fine showing the folder content.
Example2>
http://server.net/cgi-bin/application/app_1.pl?en=PROJECT_Name&pkn=20080526+-+Defect+%23123456
please advise
Phil
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