khaled wrote:
> hay man you can do this this wrong return str_replace('%2F', '/',
> link_to($text, $uri, $options)); the right code is link_to('text','/
> company/index?company_id='.$company->getId().'&tab=news'
>
Do you realise who your post was addressing? ;)
That was Francois, of... symfony fame :P
Anyway, you're wrong, please read the whole thread before posting next
time. To help you understand, the problem is when one of your params
contains a '/' itself
Kind Regards,
Ian
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