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http://www.purebasic.fr/english/posting.php#mode=post&f=3GetURLPart to handle # symbol
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Seymour Clufley
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GetURLPart to handle # symbol
I've just realised that GetURLPart() assumes a ? mark splits the page from the extra parameters. Isn't it just as frequent for a hash symbol to do this?
And if so, could GetURLPart() be updated to handle hash symbols?
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Re: GetURLPart to handle # symbol
No. This not standard.Isn't it just as frequent for a hash symbol to do this?