Specifically. I am making an ajax app and trying to preserve the back button. My javascript is working properly and registering a new url in the address bar with an anchor-like hash in the url:
http://t2b.localhost/#/clients/
I can catch the url when the page loads with javascript and load the “clients” page, but I want to know if there is a way to read the entire url with php or with htaccess? Looking at normal variables, I seem to only be able to get the url up to the occurrence of the “#” (http://t2b.localhost/).
The browser don’t send to the server the fragment (the text after the #) part of the url.
It is intended to be used locally by the client.
In firefox (and in explorer too) there is document.location.hash that contains the fragment part of the URL. If you use javascript you can read it and send his value into a common variable.