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I have a url like http://localhost/uploaded_server_alert/backup/alertR/business/business-registration.php?back_abn=2342&back_add1=#asdas

I want to fetch the back_add1 value in my page. But if I use $_REQUEST['back_add1'] then it is not working. Please help me how to fetch the data.

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You need to encode the character # as %23, try like this

http://localhost/uploaded_server_alert/backup/alertR/business/business-registration.php?back_abn=2342&back_add1=%23asdas
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Edit: try urlencode() to encode the URL, and then fetch its value.

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Your code is equal to the questioner's one in this case. $_GET will only see parameters sent via URL, $_REQUEST handles both, $_POST and $_GET.
then please suggest how to do that?
urlencode($foo) where $foo='#asdas php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
do that where you form your URL.
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You're getting a blank result because of the #. # is an anchor tag. If you have an element in your page with name asdas, the page will scroll down there.

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then is there any change to get "#asdas" into variable.
Not with PHP. With Javascript you can get it by doing window.location.hash. Make the link without the hash. If needed, you can manually add it afterwards in PHP.

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