# in URL is a problem

  • When the link is activated with a menu anchor widget it creates a # in the URL. This # is stopping our forms working with some browsers including Firefox, edge and IE.

    Also a # in a URL is not good practice.

    How can we remove the # in the URL?

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author Fernando Acosta

    (@amgnando)

    I couldn’t reproduce this.

    What is the step by step? Did you make sure it’s a plugin issue?

    Thread Starter helly1963

    (@helly1963)

    Hi Fernando

    Thanks for getting back to me.

    I’ve done some screenshots to show you what’s happening. Is there anywhere I can upload the document, or can I email it to you?

    Thanks

    Helen

    Plugin Author Fernando Acosta

    (@amgnando)

    You’ve to upload it by your own, wherever you want.

    Thread Starter helly1963

    (@helly1963)

    No, I want to send a document to you but there’s nowhere to upload a file on this forum. Do you have an email address or a dropbox where i can put it? I want to show you screenshots of the problem.

    Thanks

    Helen

    Thread Starter helly1963

    (@helly1963)

    How can I send you a file?

    Thanks

    Helen

    Plugin Author Fernando Acosta

    (@amgnando)

    Hi,
    I’ve tried and I wasn’t able to reproduce this issue or try on your URL.

    It’s looks a JS conflict at your end.

    Let me know if you reproduce – and how – using a clean installation. I’ll be glad to fix it.

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