# part of the URL is local state, stored in the browser and only used by the JavaScript once it is loaded, it won't be send as part of the request, so you can't block it on squid.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:34 PM, Dasd Rads <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > how can i define a website with a hash (#) in the URL in squid.conf ? > It's necessary for twitter.com/#!/myCompany for example. > > Therefore i must configure in the whitelist the URL with a hash # (ordinarily > is hash a comment). > > Example: > > acl ExampleURL url_regex .twitter.com/#!/myCompany > http_access allow ExampleURL > > My Squid Version under Windows: 2.7/STABLE6 > > > Thank you for the support.
