mod_rewrite # sing problem

Hi,

I am using mod_rewrite with apache 2. bascially I want to convert.
»localhost/app/2.html with »localhost/app/p.php?id=2#2

Here is the rule I have in httpd.conf file.


<Location /app/>
rewriteRule ^(.*)([0-9]+).html$ p.php?id=$2\#$2 [L,R]

</Location>

this changes the URL, but encodes # symbol with %23 character. how will
i preserv # character during URL redirect.

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> I am using mod_rewrite with apache 2. bascially I want to convert.
> »localhost/app/2.html with »localhost/app/p.php?id=2#2
> Here is the rule I have in httpd.conf file.
> <Location /app/>
> rewriteRule ^(.*)([0-9]+).html$ p.php?id=$2\#$2 [L,R]
> </Location>
> this changes the URL, but encodes # symbol with %23 character.
Try
rewriteRule ^(.*)([0-9]+).html$ p.php?id=$2\#$2 [L,R,NE]

However, the %23 should not bother you(r script).
The script should be aware of so-called URLencoding and decode it while
parsing the query-string as name-value pairs.

HansH