in reply to Getting # anchor from URL

Unless something's changed since I've read through the specs, the browser shouldn't be sending this to the server. If you want to send them back to an anchor, you'll need to use javascript or something that works in the browser.

If you want to send someone back to where they are, you can try telling them to use their browser's back button, or use the javascript command

history.go(-1)

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Re^2: Getting # anchor from URL
by admiral_grinder (Pilgrim) on Aug 29, 2005 at 16:04 UTC
    I was thinking that it didn't get passed to the server, but I was hoping. Since the URL anchors are being done through XSLT I can add another param on the query string though. I have a lot of places to change to support it though.