Is it possible, with laravel 4, to generate partials urls without the root path ?
I am working for a project that will be hosted on a particular network that handle SSL redirection with a reverse proxy, so any time I request a http... url, the proxy redirects to its https equivalent.
To avoid unneccesary redirects, is it possible to generate (in a form action mainly) a relative url like "/user/login" instead of a full url "http://mysite.com/user/login" ?
Actually, my problem is the following:
- user hits /user/login form (http => https from proxy)
- user submit form, but laravel form generator stored the full url with http:// in the form
- firefox warn the user that content will be submitted through unencrypted network
I've ended up getting an answer on stackOverflow, heere's the solution:
From the code source, route method generate an absolute URL by default, you may set it to false:
<a href="{{ URL::route('dashboard-get',array(),false) }}">Dashboard</a>
Update
You can also define your own custom links by
HTML::macro('Rlinks',function($routeName,$parameters = array(),$name){
return "<a href=".substr(URL::route($routeName,$parameters,false), 1) .">"
.$name.
"</a>";
});
Then call your macro
{{ HTML::Rlinks('dashboard-get',array(),'Dashboard') }}
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