Hello,

sorry, I'm not familar with regular expressions and need help.

I'm trying to redirect an url with an anchor:

Base: www.marchert.de/

From: software#en
To: www.outlook-stuff.com/lang-de/download/32-formatnumbers.html

If you click e. g. on www.marchert.de/redirect.php?location=software#en (this is a complete link existing on the web) the browser goes to www.outlook-stuff.com/#en.

Peter

Hi Peter,
a note about the anchor part. When I write this in the web browser:

www.marchert.de/redirect.php?location=software#en

The browser makes this request:

www.marchert.de/redirect.php?location=software

This is because the anchor part is something related to the browser, not to server. So the server can tell to your browser "jump to #en", but the browser don't need to tell this info to the server.

The response to this call is a 301 redirect:

www.outlook-stuff.com/lang-de/produkte.html

This could include the anchor, but it doesn't. But the browser preserve the anchor part from the first call.

So, I suppose you need to create a redirect that include the anchor part (correct me if I'm wrong).

In the base site (www.marchert.de) create an item as follow:



This should work. Let me know.

Best regards,
Luigi

admin ha scritto:

Sorry, but I wanted long time ago to reply but I still have no time for testing.

No problem.