Why not just add the string, "/articles/' to the href instead of
creating a variable? Or, if you want to keep using $html->url() just
create the entire link at once with $html->link($subject,
'/articles/result/rate/' . $result + 1)
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 10:45 PM, Raistlin Majere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> $articlesurl=$html->url('/articles/');
>
> if($session->check('Account') && !empty($all[$result]['articles']
> ['mark']) && $all[$result]['articles']['mark'])
> {
> echo '<b><a
> href="'.$articlesurl.'result/rate/'.($result+1).'">'.
> $subject.'</a></b> [<a href="'.$articlesurl.'modify/'.($result+1).'/'.
> $account_id.'">Modify</a>] [<a href="'.$articlesurl.'delete/'.($result
> +1).'/'.$account_id.'">Delete</a>]<br><br>';
> }
>
> How to solve?
> >
>
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