Fixes #8

README.md

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ Arg.js gives you quick and easy access to parameters in the URL.
  * Added `Arg(key)` shorter interface as well as `Arg.get(key)`.
  * Ignores undefined/empty keys and values.
  * Cleans up edge cases (i.e. where paths are present in parse() calls etc).
+ * Added support for anchors in `Arg.url(path, params, anchorString)` (i.e. no longer assumes they're variables if it's a string)
 
 ##### v1.0.0
 

src/arg.js

@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@
  segs[0] = Arg._cleanPath(arguments[0]);
  segs[1] = Arg.querySeperator;
  segs.push(Arg.stringify(arguments[1]));
- segs.push(Arg.hashQuerySeperator);
+ (typeof(arguments[2])==="string") ? segs.push(Arg.hashSeperator) : segs.push(Arg.hashQuerySeperator);
  segs.push(Arg.stringify(arguments[2]));
  }
 

test/spec/arg.js

@@ -211,6 +211,10 @@ describe("Arg.url", function(){
  expect(Arg.url("http://www.stretchr.com/?one=1&two=2", {three:3})).toEqual("http://www.stretchr.com/?one=1&two=2&three=3");
  });
 
+ it("should use an anchor if a stirng is specified for the hash", function(){
+ expect(Arg.url("http://www.stretchr.com/", {name:"Mat"}, "anchor")).toEqual("http://www.stretchr.com/?name=Mat#anchor")
+ });
+
  it("should work nicely with .all()", function(){
 
  Arg = MakeArg();