using .htaccess want to change the # as?

if anybody hits this url:

www.facebook.com/index.php#sk=inbox

then .htaccess will hits the server as:

www.facebook.com/index.php?sk=inbox

so that i will get the value of sk through php as:

*开发者_StackOverflow中文版echo $_GET['id'];*

please help me ASAP... i am waiting for your replies...

thankyou...

Browsers normally don't pass the Fragment (the #sk=inbox part) to the server (unless maybe through AJAX calls?), so nothing you can do with .htaccess.

Need more info about your scenario: Why are clients hitting the above URL and can you change the clients instead?

I think JS can help you here, so if some one hits a.com/#b=c the default page loads and in the html JS takes care of #b=c and does further processing, my be triggering an AJAX call to load the entire HTML mark up again. But .htaccess wont even see anything beyond # in a URL as it will never receive it.