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Say I have this url ‘/my#stuff’
I am using asp.net mvc and when I try to goto this page it takes me to just ‘/my’. The ‘#stuff’ part has been removed.
Now I can get it to work fine if I encode the URL like so ‘/my%23stuff’ since %23 decodes to #
However, is there a way I can get this to work without having to encode the url?
I’d like it if typing in ‘/my#stuff’ as the URL worked just the same as ‘my%23stuff’
I don’t think there is a way to do what you are saying. The hash is used in a URL for anchor tags.
You are pointing at a page /my and navigating to anchor tag ‘stuff’ on that page. If anchor tag ‘stuff’ does not exist it will just navigate to page /my.