I have php 5.2. The # in the URL is getting ignored by PHP. Anyone knows why.
For example if the url is
=”>http://localhost?a=b#=
I am only seeing a=b
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I have php 5.2. The # in the URL is getting ignored by PHP. Anyone knows why.
For example if the url is
=”>http://localhost?a=b#=
I am only seeing a=b
The
#character has a special meaning in URLs.causes the browser to load
http://localhost?a=band jump to the element with theidornameof “test”. That part is never sent to the server.