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I have a seemingly simple question, but can't find the answer. I have a webpage, which may have resulted from a POST request and may have an anchor (#) in the URL. I want to reload this page as a GET request in JavaScript. So it's similar to this question , but I actually want to avoid the POST, not just the warning about it. So, for example, if the page resulted from a POST request to " http://server/do/some?thing# " I want to reload the URL " http://server/do/some?thing " as a GET. If I try window.location.reload(true); that causes IE to try a POST. If I instead do: window.location = window.location.href; this does nothing when the URL has an anchor. Do I really need to do string manipulation myself to get rid of the "#whatever" or is there an easier, "better" way to do this?
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