Anybody no how to read the anchor of a request? I make an redirect_to like this: redirect_to :controller=>"foo" :action=>"index" :anchor=>"bar" then in action index，I try to read url like this: c=request.path_parameters['controller'] ac=request.path_parameters['action'] an=request.path_parameters['anchor'] finally I get c and ac the value I want,but fail to get an
Any thought?Thanks!
You recieve the parameter by using params in your controller
params[:controller] params[:action] params[:anchor]
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I try your codes,but the result is the same,is it a bug?
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How about you tell us WHAT anchor is returning. Nil?
Are you sure anchor is set?
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I'm not so sure,but I try two ways to fire a request with an anchor: 1) I use browser to send something like: localhost.com/foo#bar 2) I also use redirect_to :controller=>"foo" :action=>"index" :anchor=>"bar" And I use logger.info(params[:anchor]) to monitor the result,and what I get is always a blank row.By the same time,I have logger.info(params[:controller]) get the right value there.
and I also got a correct redirect url with an anchor I set,so I think the anchor is set at least by the redirect way. And I think the problem is params didn't get it. The proof is when I use params.to_json，what i get is something like: {action: "index", controller: "foo"},but no anchor.
Are you completely sure this works? As far as I know, browsers don't pass anchor information in their requests, and my experimentation here seems to verify this. I don't think it's possible to read the anchor from the URL on the server (though you can set it there).
here's my code of controller: class FooController < ApplicationController def o logger.info("i'm in o") logger.info(params[:controller]) logger.info(params[:action]) logger.info(params[:anchor]) logger.info(params.to_json) redirect_to (:action=>"a",:anchor=>"blabla") end def a logger.info("i'm in a") logger.info(params[:controller]) logger.info(params[:action]) logger.info(params[:anchor]) logger.info(params.to_json) respond_to do |format| format.html {render :text=> "hi"} end end end
and i send a request in browser like:"localhost.3000/foo/o#kkk"
and i get a hi response with a url:flocalhost.3000/foo/a#blabla
I get the right value with params[:controller] and params[:action],but nothing with params[:anchor] i'think Bill Kocik is right, the reason is the browser won't send anchor to the server