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I have a Spring-MVC application with Freemarker as the view component. In my templates, several links are generated which point back to my application and which include URL parameters containing a hash key ( # ). Example: parameter: Q#106368 11 URL generated by Freemarker with encoded param: testurl.html?key=Q%23106368%2011 I use JavaScript to redirect to this URL (reason: I use JS to manage loading of 2 frames at the same time). The redirect method is simple: function redir(url) { window.location.href = url; } The JS call generated by Freemarker looks like <a href="javascript:redir('http://localhost:8080/testappp/testurl.html?key=Q%23106368%2011');">test</a> My problem is that the browser / Javascript converts back the URL encoded parameter, thinks there is a # and cuts off there. When I use window.location.href='http://...' directly it works. Only when using the method parameter it seems to be magically URL decoded and then the redirect fails because the URL gets cut off at the # . Is there an easy way to transmit the parameter correctly? I am aware that I could replace the # , e.g. with $$$hash$$$ , in the template and do the replacement on the server side again. But there are so many places I would have to change...

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