Bug in KURL handling(?)

[Waldo Bastian]

On Tuesday 14 December 2004 11:53, Andras Mantia wrote:
> I don't get it why should it work in this case? If I have the file
> called "A#B" now "file:///home/user/A#B" isn't the same as
> "/home/user/A#B"? With the current logic this looks like the first one
> will open file "A" and go to link "#B" and the second one would open
> file "A#B".

Konqueror has this weird notion of relative URLs (thanks to StripFileProtocol) 
so it considers "/home/user/A#B" as "file:///home/user/A#B" and not as a file 
with name "A#B". At least in the version that I have compiled here.

A file named "A#B" becomes "A%23B" in Konqueror

Apart form that the anchor handling in khtml from last week seems a bit 
broken. (Updating khtml may help)

Cheers,
Waldo
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