Use of #fragment with SID

[Stuart Baker]

I just added session support to a web site and the URL's that contain a
#fragment no longer function. Is there a delimiter that I can add following
the #fragment that will tell the browser that the SID information is not
part of the #fragment? Thanks in advance.

Stuart Baker

[Stuart Baker]

I just added session support to a web site and the URL's that contain a
#fragment no longer function. Is there a delimiter that I can add following
the #fragment that will tell the browser that the SID information is not
part of the #fragment? Thanks in advance.

Let me add an example to make this eaiser to understand:

Test.html#Fragment
Works correctly - positions the page as expected

Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Test.html#Fragment?&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Any suggestion are welcome.

Stuart Baker

[Ian.H]

On Sun, 08 Aug 2004 21:25:59 -0700, Stuart Baker wrote:

I just added session support to a web site and the URL's that contain a
#fragment no longer function. Is there a delimiter that I can add following
the #fragment that will tell the browser that the SID information is not
part of the #fragment? Thanks in advance.

Let me add an example to make this eaiser to understand:

Test.html#Fragment
Works correctly - positions the page as expected

Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Test.html#Fragment?&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Any suggestion are welcome.

Stuart Baker

test.html?PHPSESSID=abc123#fragment
Regards,

Ian

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[Michael Whittaker]

Hi Stuart,

just try to put that "#"-Anchor at the End of the URL.. Instead of
"Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41" use -->
"Test.html?PHPSESSID=0253b9c41#Fragment".

The background: The SID is parsed by PHP an is a GET-var sent to the
webserver... The #-anchor is only for the browser and is not submitted
to the webserver, so the browser needs to know that, so it has to
stand at the end of the URL...

Regards,
Michael Whittaker.

"Stuart Baker" <sb*****@NcOoSxP.AnMet> wrote in message news:<t1DRc.37651$sh.15347@fed1read06>...

I just added session support to a web site and the URL's that contain a
#fragment no longer function. Is there a delimiter that I can add following
the #fragment that will tell the browser that the SID information is not
part of the #fragment? Thanks in advance.

Let me add an example to make this eaiser to understand:

Test.html#Fragment
Works correctly - positions the page as expected

Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Test.html#Fragment?&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Any suggestion are welcome.

Stuart Baker

[Justin Koivisto]

Stuart Baker wrote:

I just added session support to a web site and the URL's that contain a
#fragment no longer function. Is there a delimiter that I can add following
the #fragment that will tell the browser that the SID information is not
part of the #fragment? Thanks in advance.

Let me add an example to make this eaiser to understand:

Test.html#Fragment
Works correctly - positions the page as expected

Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page
Test.html#Fragment&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
isn't valid

Test.html?PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....#Fragment
is
Test.html#Fragment?&PHPSESSID=0253b9c41....
Does not work - Goes to the top of the page

Again, isn't valid.

The fragment part of URIs are considered client side, therfore it should
always e the very *last* part of the URI since the browser is the one
that does the parsing on it.

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