Trailing Hash (#) In URL Breaks Some Javascript?
I ran into a real head scratcher recently while trying to debug an issue with our Magento store. Some of the in-line javascript in one of the template files wasn't running and I c
Solution 1:
it is most likely the js you use parses the URL and try to match the end part (query or whatnot) to a specific string. once the # got added the string no longer matches and so it does not work.
of course, it could be other things but without seeing sample code that was my first thought
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