Is this right?? .php#!/

ninibutts

I have very limited knowledge on the internet, basically all i knw is i can get on to facebook and check emails and such...lately ive been having problems with facebook and the help centre wont "help" me..

in the address bar after .php should there be #!/ im worried incase of virus and phising> (whatever this is, i only knw its bad)

fionny

Why do you think its bad?

I did a quick google and it seems to be some sort of operator ie the address of this text box im typing in has "newreply.php?do"

Nothing to be alarmed about...

If you genuinley feel you do have a virus get yourself a copy of Microsoft Security Essentials (if you use windows that is):

http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/mse.aspx

Update and do a full scan.

aidan_walsh

Is this on Facebook itself? Can you link an example?

#! (called a shebang or hashbang) is a valid character in a URL. Its getting a little more attention now as certain sites (like Gawker sites as a recent high profile example) start doing a lot of layout and function on the browser side rather than on the server side.