Hello. Suppose there is such an address http://demo.ru/album.html#prettyPhoto[pp_gal1[/0/ you can somehow hide the part #prettyPhoto [pp_gal1] / 0 / in the URL. This part is added by prettyphoto plugin when viewing images.

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    What does it mean to hide? You just need to get the URL without this part or what? - Dmitriy Simushev
  • @Dmitriy Simushev yes without this part - MikhailChu September
  • Is there really no way to remove it somehow? - MikhailChu

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$("a[rel^='prettyPhoto']").prettyPhoto({ ... deeplinking: false, ... });

    You can get the part of the URL without #prettyPhoto... using regular expressions, like this:

     var url = 'http://demo.ru/album.html#prettyPhoto[pp_gal1]/0/'; console.log(url.replace(/^([^#]+)#prettyPhoto.*$/, '$1'));

    Another question is what will you do about it. As @Qwertiy already said, if this line is added to the URL, it means that it is needed for some reason.

      It is impossible. Hide nothing can only be removed.
      But once it is added, then for some reason you need.