Try this: public function login_article($id){ if(user checks out){ return Redirect::route('view_article',array('id'=>$id)); } }

Nope that doesn't help. Now I've heard buzz about "controller to controller" actions not being a good way to handle things, I wonder if this is the issue. I've been thrown this exception when I have a GET route and my form (by default) is POST, so I have to explicitly make the form use GET. In this case, where the form is POST, going to a POST route, and then redirecting to a GET route, is there something I need to do to make that second request GET? Here's the big question: Are there two requests? What's my name? Where am I?? .. lol.