Anchor instead of comment in htaccess
Is there a way in an htaccess file to interpret the # literally, and not as a comment?
For example I'm using mod_rewrite and I'd like to take all incoming links to a particular folder, and redirect them to a certain page with an anchor at the end.
Something like this:
RewriteRule ^blogposts/([^/\.]+)/?$ blogposts/index.php?title=
For example I'm using mod_rewrite and I'd like to take all incoming links to a particular folder, and redirect them to a certain page with an anchor at the end.
Something like this:
RewriteRule ^blogposts/([^/\.]+)/?$ blogposts/index.php?title=
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P.S. this only happens if I type %23 in the browser, if I use the actual pound sign, it works fine
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For example, if I echo $_GET['title'] I get the entire title and then #title right after it. Is there a way to signify the end of passing a variable? Or is there another solution?