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Strange Characters being appended to a url
Does anyone know why a returned page reference on an action would append these character %23_=_ to the end of the URL?
Here's the redirect script that salesforce is running. What is the escapedHash it's screwing up the redirect and causing an exception. I can fix it by setting a bogus parameter in the page reference but that little gem still get's appended... why?
<script> var escapedHash = ''; var url = '/mypage'; if (window.location.hash) { escapedHash = '%23' + window.location.hash.slice(1); } if (window.location.replace){ window.location.replace(url + escapedHash); } else {; window.location.href = url + escapedHash; } </script>
I get this if I don't pass a bogus parameter:
/mypage%23_=_
This fails hard, page doesn't exist
If I set a parameter I get this
/mypage?init=1%23_=_
The page loads fine but the last parameter would get messed up if it wasn't bogus.
Hi Scott,
I am facing the same problem. Have you got any reason of this?
Thanks.
%23 is the pound sign, so is there some sort of anchor tag at play here?
Hi Scott,
Did you find any solution for this issue, since even I am facing the same problem and not able to solve it yet ?