Just guessing, but # in this case probably stands for number, i.e. my
port
number, not a literal pound/hash/whatever sign.
— [email protected]
wrote:
The app is at http://www.mydomain.com:myport#/app/list
That’s not a valid URL.
Just to clarify, while that’s probably
not something you want to be
confusing webservers with, it -is- a valid
URI according to RFC 3986.
(FYI, Rob, http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt
obsoletes RFC 2396.)Parsed out, it works out to:
scheme: “http”
authority: “www.mydomain.com:myport”
path: “”
query: nil
fragment:
“/app/list”If you apply the simple scheme-based normalization algorithm
(in this
case, http-based) described in RFC 3986, you end up with the following
URI, and I believe that’s what Firefox does:
http://www.mydomain.com:myport/#/app/list
Cheers,
Bob A.AIM: sporkmonger
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