$html->link( 'Mail', '/mails/index' );
try with leading slash before mails On 1/7/07, roby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Suppose I have these views: - http://localhost/users/index - http://localhost/mails/index And in users/index view, I want it have a link to mails/index. Does anyone know how to make it without append the "http://"; in $html->link? I've tried it with $html->link( 'Mail', 'mails/index' ); but it pointed to http://localhost/users/mails/index not to http://localhost/mails/index. If I suppose to make it with routing, how to do that? I'm not clear with the manual. Thanx in advance. >
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