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read named anchor
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Annekee Dufour
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Joined: Nov 04, 2003
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My application receives requests which end in an anchor, eg:
http://hostname/servletname/pathinfoStuff/?anchor=weet+ik+niet&title=Klantprofiel&_SofiNr=123456782&frame=unknown#IBInkijkGSD-id4
The anchor would be '#IBInkijkGSD-id4'.
How can I read the value of this anchor from my ServletRequest? I tried request.getQueryString but that didn't work...
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Tim Baker
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why/how didnt it work? you should be able to get the whole thing like that easily enough.
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Annekee Dufour
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This is the output of request.getQuerystring():
title=Uitkeringsintake+WW&_SofiNr=123456782&frame=content&anchor=IBInkijkGSD-id4
And this is what I get when I take a look at the properties of the subsequent page:
http://suwinet-inkijk-ontwikkeling.intern.bkwi.nl/suwinet-inkijk/rh/cwi/uitkeringsintake-ww/uitkeringsverhoudingen/?title=Uitkeringsintake+WW&_SofiNr=123456782&frame=content&anchor=IBInkijkGSD-id4#IBInkijkGSD-id4
I used an http sniffer, and did not see the '#IBInkijkGSD-id4' in the request. Could it be that the browser does not pass it on to the server? It is only needed by the browser, so that could be true.
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Annekee Dufour
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anyone?
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