Inside a php script the '#' denotes the beginning of a comment. I don't
know that it has any use at all in the address line. What specifically
is the error?
I'd guess that php would ignore the rest of the line following the '#'
and so this could generate any number of errors depending on what
information is carried in the address and what that info is for.
I'm not aware of any way to scan the address within php, this might need
to be done with a proxy of some kind. If it can be done or if you can
talk to the owner of the site you're trying to get the file from, you
might try replacing the '#' with a '%23'.
-Allen
Hello,
I want to know what the "#" char does. On a website I was working at,
I tried to open a file with a "#" in it's name and I got an error. So
I'd really appreciate any help to know how to avoid the error and
what does the character do.
Thanks a lot
Sebastian
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