When you use a url with a leading slash you are telling the browser to seek the path  at the root  of the domain (then it's an absolute url), when you don't use a leading slash, then the browser seeks the address at the current folder (relative url). Cake can generate correct urls for you helpers, in this case you could use the $html->url('/products/add'); to get the correct url.


On 4/19/06, Helen Hoke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

No, in views/products/add.thml, I used like this:

<form action="" method="POST">





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