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Share Link Binding

I want to create a button that separates links in this form:

http://example.com/#anchor

but when i click it it only shares

http://example.com

How can I share it with what I want?

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Your question is not very detailed, and it is not easy for you to understand what exactly you are asking.

Since the sharey function was deprecated, I assume you are talking about the Like button . As you can see on this page, you can put what you always need in the "URL" field, then click the "Get Code" button and use this code on your page.

, , : "example.com/#anchor", "http://example.com" .

, "example.com/#anchor", - , "example.com", .

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; URL, , : http://www.domain.com/hello.html%23myanchor

% 23 Facebook #.

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I just thought about it (because I have the same problem). My idea is to share the php link with the variable, let it call it “a” for the anchor, which is an anchor without # so that facebook doesn't want to play it. So you share the link:    http://www.mywebpa.ge/?a=anchor1 Then you just need to restore the value of "a" with php and add a little script, which forces you to jump to the anchor. Hope this helps you. Relationship

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