URL Structures have specific orders for this, and is the definition of a query-string and a hash. For a query-string to truly exist in good URL format, it would need to be before the hash. Once you hit the "#" symbol in URL structures, that denotes the start of the hash and you've already passed the position to have a query-string value (see below for ordering of URL parts).From: URL - WikipediaIn your example: https://mysite.com/#/?s_cid=testThere is no query-string.The Hash value is = " #/?s_c...