Quick Perl question...

[Fat Tone]

Google isn't helping.

I'm logging a click trail for an experiment, so I'm writing the current URL to a log file each time each page in the site is accessed. I encoded all the links with (unused) bookmarks so I'd know what region of the referer page was used to navigate.

Sadly, the bookmark is not kept in $ENV{REQUEST_URI} so I'm stuck.

Any ideas?

TIA,

T.

[Fat Tone]

I'm sure none of the 28 of you that read this bothered to reply because it was so simple

For everyone else who wants to know, the answer is that the fragment of the URL that is the bookmark, e.g.

www.myurl.com/index.cgi#mybookmark (#mybookmark is the bookmark fragment)

does not get passed to the server - this is kept and used by the browser.

I solved my problem by using a query instead:

https://www.myurl.com/index.cgi?mybookmark

then REQUEST_URI contains everything from the / and the 'mybookmark' part is also available in QUERY.