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HTML question

jamesave

Golden Member
an automated system generated files with a '#' character. It seems like html cannot generate file if there is '#' character. is it true?
I have <img src = "http://localhost/1.gif"> runs okay, but <img src = "http://localhost/1#.gif"> not okay even though both files exist. Is there any syntax in html that i need to fix?
 
# indicates that there's a named anchor somewhere in the page and could be screwing up the browser's addressing. Replace all the # in the src="" attributes with %23.

Example:
<img src="http://localhost/1#.gif"> becomes <img src="http://localhost/1%23.gif">

 
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