[SOLVED] Does anyone know the exact url

[cryoffalcon]

Hi,
Well i am trying to find the exact url for this page http://s7.addthis.com/static/r07/boo...20Toolbox&atc=

you can visit this page and see it gives you all share site options, if you make it like this http://s7.addthis.com/static/r07/bookmark007.html then it will give you blank page, I google for this link but failed, do you guys have any idea?

[chrishirst]

Whatever URL you posted IS the exact URL, otherwise you would not see any content.

By removing the document fragment marker, (the part after the '#') you are breaking the URL and preventing the browser from loading the content.

All the page is doing is taking the document fragment and using that to load the appropriate data. YouTube do a similar thing, where you can add a fragment marker with a timecode and start the playback from that point

eg ?v=VideoRefCode#t=1m20s will start the playback at 1 minute 20 seconds.

[cryoffalcon]

Originally Posted by chrishirst

Whatever URL you posted IS the exact URL, otherwise you would not see any content.

By removing the document fragment marker, (the part after the '#') you are breaking the URL and preventing the browser from loading the content.

All the page is doing is taking the document fragment and using that to load the appropriate data. YouTube do a similar thing, where you can add a fragment marker with a timecode and start the playback from that point

eg ?v=VideoRefCode#t=1m20s will start the playback at 1 minute 20 seconds.

So it means that i have to manually add the link of the page that I want to share with it. But still there is one problem left with it, instead // it is using code like this %25253A%25252F%25252F which has made it really hard to understand the url, I would have looked for a converted but I don't know exactly what is this thing called.
As if it is like http://somethingsomething it would be better than this http%25253A%25252F%25252F

[chrishirst]

%25253A%25252F%25252F

Is called URL encoding.

Some characters are not recognized or allowed to be used in URIs, so they are converted into their hexadecimal ASCII code equivalent preceded by a '%'

A space ' ' becomes %20 a colon ':' becomes %3A, a '#' becomes %23, the '#' symbol itself is only allowed at the end, following the resource path and filename as a document fragment marker.