htaccess搜索并替换重定向

Question

I need to redirect all traffic with an URL including "#" character and replace the character by XYZ.

For example, a request to

http://www.example.com/page.php?var=test#1

needs to be redirected to

http://www.example.com/page.php?var=test#XYZ

the # can be anywhere in the URL query

Is it possible to do it with an htaccess ? AFAIK it won't work with PHP because anything next to # is ignored by the script (unless you have something to suggest me)

Answer 1

Is it possible to do it with an htaccess

No. The # and everything after it is a URL fragment . It's never sent to the server, thus there's no way the webserver, or mod_rewrite (or, like you said, a script like php) even knows it's there.

You're going to have to do something that's strictly on the client's end in order to change a fragment (eg using javascript). The htaccess file can't help you at all.

For example, see the answer to this question: Remove fragment in URL with JavaScript w/out causing page reload