there is no possibility for that ? or can create a custom function on that?
or just can use /
for this plugin? @johnny5
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This reply was modified 50 minutes ago by
harykheng.
No, as it explains in the guide this is a restriction enforced by how browsers work, not by Redirection itself. The #
is not sent to the server and therefore it cannot be used in a redirect.
As explained in the guide you will need to use JavaScript. This is not something Redirection does.
sorry im a newbie at this, can you tell me how I can use JavaScript on this? have any references? because I just custom it on function.php for my custom themes @johnny5
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This reply was modified 8 minutes ago by
harykheng.
I can only help with Redirection here. You can probably find help in another forum, and I’m Google will lead you to some code you can use.