> My point about 'unworkable' is that, there is no way to guarantee that > user's browser is always at the address with (or without) trailing > slash. And so, if your href's don't give the full address from the > root, your links may not work. > > The problem is that Radiant gives feedback that the user's at the > "right" page even when, in fact, they may have the slash wrong for the > relative links to work. > Right -- which is why I went with the <r:url/> route in the first place. It's a pain to try to control the existence or absence of that slash.
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