Hi guys, When using the Custom URL screen, it's converting my link from: http://www.nextbus.com/webkit/predsForStop.jsp?a=edinboro&r=shuttle&d=loop&s=edwa&standalone#_predictions TO: http://www.nextbus.com/webkit/predsForStop.jsp?a=edinboro&r=shuttle&d=loop&s=edwa&standalone%23_predictions Which is confusing the app and breaking the webpage (ignore that both links are broken anyways, the point was to show the change in the link). I just need the custom URL to leave the link alone and let it go through with the # rather then converting it to %23. Any ways to do this? Any help would be appreciated! David https://buzztouchmods.com/market

I have this same problems when I am creating URL Redirects. It must be the way that strings convert the #. Here is a StackOverflow Article that you may want to read: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11587744/why-uri-encoded-anchors-cause-404-and-how-to-deal-with-it-in-js Jake

Jake, I did not even have to open your link. You gave me an idea in your first sentence. I accessed a link shortener and made the link shortened, now the app seems to parse the first link fine :) All works great! Thanks friend! David https://buzztouchmods.com/market

Jake beet me to it. # and _ and all sorts of other crazy chars do strange things in URL's. Escaping them is common and does work. But, it's best to get in the habit of not using anything funky (space, non alpha-numeric, etc) in URL's consumed in iOS or Android. This can't be avoided sometimes :-)