leadegroot - 11:40 pm on Feb 4, 2009 (gmt 0)

I think it would be up to the browser manufacters to issue a patch to the browser to send the referal information with AJAX requests. This may in fact, be a good goose to them to get that done. I don't believe the referring page full url (after the #) is available to the website after the click. I don't think it is in the request anywhere - whether by js or http headers.

if we can hope the browser makers patch their product to pull the referer info out of the url, can we also ask server-side product makers like Apache and the PHP team to do the same?