301 Redirect and Remove Hash "!#"

[casbboy]

Now that google is abandoning the #! fragment for indexing, I changed my browsing from:

Default title | Domain.com

to

www.domain.com/page/2

There is only one issue, my redirect instead takes the person to:

www.domain.com/page/2#!2

I don’t want the fragment hash anymore, so not to confuse google. Anyway for google to realize that I’m redirecting to get away from that?

Cheers!
Ryan

[ralphm]

Perhaps post your redirect script so that people can help you improve it.

[casbboy]

Sure!

$esc = $_GET['_escaped_fragment_'];
if($esc) {
header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");
        header("Location: http://www.domain.com/$snuburl/poster/$esc");
        exit();
}

It does this if escaped fragment exists. And, when people come to site from old urls, they get forwarded by the hashbang stays.