Well, here's the example:
http://www.utexas.edu/student/registrar/schedules/092/regrules/all.html#acc
Try this with several browsers and you'll find that it only fails to
pass the anchor on Safari....
Anyhow, I'm afraid that I am trying to capture the anchor and pass it
through to the redirected URL so I may be out of luck.
Thanks,
Robert
Frank Gingras wrote:
Robert,
You CAN enter the URL directly in a browser, and the page 'should'
scroll down to the anchor (<a name='foo'>). A sample URL would be:
http://hostname/foo#bar.
Now, a rule is allowed to redirect to an anchor. It simply cannot match
or capture it.
To address your issue with Safari, I have several co-workers that use
it, and they never reported that issue.
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Thanks Frank,
What I'm hearing is that the redirection is using a RegEx and that the
hash character cannot be a player. Furthermore, the fact that this
works on most browsers (but fails on Safari) is due to them being not
strictly compliant.
Is that about it?
Thanks,
Robert
Frank Gingras wrote:
Hello Robert,
Actually, the # in the URI indicates an anchor, not a comment. They
cannot be matched on, nor captured.
Frank
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