I know that $_GET["whatever"] gets ?whatever=*
Is there a way to get the # variable out of the url:
www.*.com#imsomething
? Can’t find any results on google.
I know that $_GET[whatever] gets ?whatever=* Is there a way to get the #
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I know that $_GET["whatever"] gets ?whatever=*
Is there a way to get the # variable out of the url:
www.*.com#imsomething
? Can’t find any results on google.
The part after # is a client-side part of the URL, it refers to an anchor within the HTML. Therefore, you can only retrieve everything before that.
~ Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_identifier
You can use this Javascript code to get it’s content client-side:
After grabbing it, you can of course send it to your server side code using jQuery’s $.ajax or something similar.