-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 George,
On 6/27/13 8:56 PM, George S. wrote: > OK, I'm thinking that was a dumb question. If I'm understanding > things, the browser is making the request for the page, and then > looking for the HREF target in the generated page. So, the reality > is that tomcat never sees the part after the # sign. Rats. Correct. I suppose there's nothing stopping a browser from sending you the "anchor" part of the URL, but it's not really supposed to be part of the resource identifier (the resource is the "page", not the particular place on the page where the user is scrolled-to) so it's pretty much never sent to the server. Javascript, on the other hand, will likely have access to this information, so you could always make an AJAX request to the server to provide/get more information. - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.17 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRzZXbAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRYo34QAKyrNzDyvbKEXrSf3hVWZzuj hp6gKJn/hLqu1fsqx9ewBq/Zi7PHuTf3/e6VGc76EKXmKqiAmMSnJnFPUkbm6hqp b8z+7PENeWFYlIJfUTqzYtquWz5oqLcX8Qi2vRTEYGwmQ3EalYzULWL4Qf4FcLu5 5ofrP7Gps45x1vqgZleBofTis7y4Es6ccIBWwDZXnqbAsa3PYBivP02kQ8z3UpMP rDvyu/mUyR+DU8IQEUNEbdFmk7kYN9n4Nvqw0Co3uE2vfDQfua/gKfJ0RdhFK0D5 wrNcANX19neffF6sCEURBZcKQ9vMBnxXSIO93X+BGSaD44FGBdXaEUzeC6lq6iAu XmZyb2y9AT0sgyIPdlZaag3VI+qsgRRvPMb0sns/T1qf5DWxqn6Ts9Gz6dhfBShX Btlxr6fFm0ATWkAZZ3bnrMiSyyCUPcAlLRLoZ/Qatp5pf8YIQHPV5nwqsI/rLv1w drw4sMXayUD1O6OFzjpdO85wT3k9yS0XGSYR4mwPkSxuPyl2rsh/JwUgBN8KlIhW Im4ltb2sguDQdOTir4lNqwMZ/V/nmVs2/97NIvH5bOk1gc7cIReZEmx/El8yR38v XgLzDnMU96VHNZ9bzc+gknNE99q1nXJjKTzLQus3lQC3wEHh212xx0PAB5Gjgyd2 E++XuogeAdoaFMmQNfsj =pydj -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
