Router preg_match(): getting error | v3.5.7.1

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[
  'pattern' => 'other/Main#!/(:all)',
  'action'  => function($all) {
	return go('https://www.test.com/other/'.$all, 301);
  }
],

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I’m having trouble redirecting. How can I solve it?

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What exactly are you trying to match here?

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There is a special character in the link I will redirect.

Exactly what I want to do;

localhost/other/Main#!/EN / is coming from out link.
https://www.test.com/other/EN

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Could you try to escape special characters like that: other/Main\#\!/(:all)

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I think the problem here is that everything after the # is ignored because regarded as parameters.

At least I don’t get it to work with the escapes…

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The problem here is only the #. Because you are using # as delimiter pair, the # inside the pattern has to be escaped: \#

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If this route fails, I’d create a rewrite rule in .htaccess