I'm trying to set a hash value in a form's action, to keep it when the form is submitted.
Firefox allows me to update the hash and redirects accordingly, but IE doesn't. I initially though开发者_StackOverflowt this was related to IE not allowing hash values in the action attribute at all, but it seems I can't dynamically set the action at all in IE - with a hash or not? Is that right?
I'm using the following jQuery:
$("#options-form").attr('action', '#' + hash);
To update:
<form id="options-form" action="" method="get">
(On a sidenote, this wasn't needed in Firefox, because FF appears to preserve the current hash if it was only the GET params that changed.)
Why don't you use a querystring parameter to pass a certain value to the form action page?
i.e. <form id="options-form" action="mydestination.html?specialvarname=specialvalue" method="get">
That way you can easily fetch the variable on the destination page and you don't violate or misuse anything... ?
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