Hi,
firstly please don't use nginx-devel for such questions, this is a developer mailing list and reserved for developers only purposes. Furthermore it is not nginx related question at all. The browsers handle #-chars as an internal jump to the anchor by ID of element on page, so nginx (or whatever web-server) can not and will not receive the part of URI after #-char from your agent. If you need such character in URI, you have to URL-encode it (# ==> %23). Regards, sebres 12.12.2022 11:43, Solanellas Llobet, Xavier wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I'm trying to redirect an url like /text1/text2#/text3 to url > /text1/text2/text3 > > The problem seems that # character cut url in navigator, and nginx receives > /text1/text2 > > Anybody have an workarround from nginx? > > The solution seems use javascript but how can implement it? > > Thanks!!!!! > Xavier > > _______________________________________________ > nginx-devel mailing list -- nginx-devel@nginx.org > To unsubscribe send an email to nginx-devel-le...@nginx.org
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