No... because # is not sent from the browser to the server at all :(
phranque
7:50 am on Aug 23, 2007 (gmt 0)
to expand on vvv's response, the # is an on page anchor rather than the url of a document and is handled entirely by the browser rather than the server. you might consider leaving the anchors on page but writing your links such as: http://example.com/Play,200,Alo_Alo.html and then getting the server to rewrite to: http://example.com/#Play,200,Alo Alo
redstrike
4:11 pm on Aug 23, 2007 (gmt 0)
Thanks for your solution!
If remove the #, i think it'll better ^^ for me!
But if we remove the #, is it affect to the ajax on page?
I am using that URL for SEO ajax sites ++!
is there any way to SEO a site using ajax?
Thanks! Could you help me complete that .htaccess file?