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sdekkers

Hello,

Is it in any way possible, without making modifications to the FuelPHP core, to let

Html::anchor()

generate an URL without the http://domain.tld/ in it? as in

Html::anchor('auth/login', 'login');  #returns <a href="/auth/login">login</a> ?

philipptempel

Hi sdekkers,

to my knowledge there's no way to do this using ```Html::anchor()``` but you should be able to do the following

echo str_replace(\Config::get('base_url'), '', \Html::anchor('auth/login'));

sdekkers

Alright, well we're not looking to edit all files that have a Html::anchor() in it, so I suppose we'll just extend the core in that way then..

Perhaps we can add this to the feature-request list ? :)

WanWizard

You can set the 'base_url' in your app/config/config.php to a relative path like "/". Then all methods that use the base URL will generate relative links.

By default the base_url is not set and will be auto-detected, which means it's always absolute.

Alternatively you let Fuel determine the base url (which happens in your app bootstrap by the Fuel::init() call), then after that retrieve it from config, strip the hostname (so make it relative), and save that back.

The advantage of that is that it is not hard-coded.

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