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That's just URL encodings. Try http://www.delishbits.com/languages/c%23 http://www.delishbits.com/languages/c%23 (foo.com/c# is parsed as an anchor)

• fnid2 17y ago
  make the url /c-sharp rather than /c#, or check the location.href to see if there is a # in it. Hardly anyone is going to remember that # is %23
  • Snoddas 17y ago
    I think using c-sharp is a good idea. Makes it easier to find in search engines too.
  • meese_ 17y ago
    Thanks, I changed it. (languages/c++ is now also languages/c-plus-plus instead of languages/c%2b%2b). Seems like a no-brainer now that you've pointed it out.
• Snoddas 17y ago
  Why should I do that? The faulty link is on the site under http://www.delishbits.com/explore http://www.delishbits.com/explore
  • meese_ 17y ago
    Ah, didn't realize that. Sorry, it's fixed.