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I'm passing a URL to a PHP file in which to change some colors etc. One of the colors is #ccc and is passed up as &background=#ccc which breaks my PHP file (It stops my $_GET parameters at that hashtag, everything after that is not passed along)

I've tried encoding my url as encodeURIComponent(url) which also encodes my ? and & I use for my $_GET string. When using encodeURI() the hashtag isn't encoded at all.

Any ideas how to pass all my vars to my PHP file so I can read them there?

Please note that it's a stylesheet href. I can't/won't use jQuery's $.get() method but just parse a tag and append it in my as such:

<link href="http://localhost:8888/test.php/layout.scss?primarycolor=hotpink&secondarycolor=white&background=#ccc&textcolor=black&linkcolor=black&font=Futura&" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="custom-style">

I'm passing a URL to a PHP file in which to change some colors etc. One of the colors is #ccc and is passed up as &background=#ccc which breaks my PHP file (It stops my $_GET parameters at that hashtag, everything after that is not passed along)

I've tried encoding my url as encodeURIComponent(url) which also encodes my ? and & I use for my $_GET string. When using encodeURI() the hashtag isn't encoded at all.

Any ideas how to pass all my vars to my PHP file so I can read them there?

Please note that it's a stylesheet href. I can't/won't use jQuery's $.get() method but just parse a tag and append it in my as such:

<link href="http://localhost:8888/test.php/layout.scss?primarycolor=hotpink&secondarycolor=white&background=#ccc&textcolor=black&linkcolor=black&font=Futura&" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" id="custom-style">

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• cant you just pass background=ccc and in code behind add hashtag? – Buzka91 Commented Jul 10, 2015 at 9:06
• yeah, use 'ccc' and provide hashtag afterwards. people always use too plicated solutions. – oshell Commented Jul 10, 2015 at 9:09
• 1 Except for the fact that people can pass "black" aswell. Which would convert to "#black" then. It would be a lot more plicated to outrule a lot of things that DON'T need a hashtag ;) – CaptainCarl Commented Jul 10, 2015 at 9:10
• hmmm.. but still they can pass background=#black so whats different? :) – Buzka91 Commented Jul 10, 2015 at 9:11
• use encodeURIComponent which will convert # to %23 but in your PHP you will get it as # – Mr. A Commented Jul 10, 2015 at 9:13

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encodeURIComponent is correct, but you only want to use it on the #ccc bit. If you are doing it by hand (as in, hardcoding in the <link> tag), then use %23 instead of #.

Hash tags are not passed to the server, so that's why they're breaking your script. As for encoding, if encodeURIComponent() works, you'll probably have to encode each value in the URL. Alternatively, you can just replace the # symbol in your url with %23 using a simple string replace.

You could implement a proprietary encoding system. For example, saying that "#" is equal to "!-!" for example.

Then in your server-side PHP code you can run a str_replace("!-!", "#", $getVar) statement to use the colour code correctly. Not ideal however.

Also, try: htmlentities and html_entity_decode: http://php/htmlentities

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