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using a # in a URL
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hey,
using the link and route below when it prints the ID it will only print "PO". why doesn't it like anything past the "#"?
@app.route('/orders/<id>', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def POs_getall(id):
print(id)
I also tried using request.full_path and it produces the same thing.
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This is because the # and everything after it is considered a URI fragment and will not be sent to the server.
You can either use a different character than “# “ for your PO keys, or you can URL encode the “#” on your client to #.
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