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yes, that is what i meant if i set the hash to something like...

    #?hash=1234

could i do this...

$hash = $_GET['hash'];

 

if that is not possible, how can a javascript variable be placed in a php variable

 

 

yes, that is what i meant if i set the hash to something like...

    #?hash=1234

could i do this...

$hash = $_GET['hash'];

 

if that is not possible, how can a javascript variable be placed in a php variable

If you url is

site.come/file.php?hash=1234

 

then yes you can use $_GET['hash'] but not if the url is site.com/file.php#1234

 

Anything after the hash is not sent in the http request to the server.

 

Why are you wanting to get the value after the hash in PHP?

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