any chance someone could explain to me how if for example I'm on http://localhost:8000/sales/create and I have a nav link that points to "sales/create" how I would go about structuring things so page is not directed to "sales/sales/create" when the link is clicked.
Apologies if the question is not clear.
Thank you in advance for any responses.
I prefer to just give a name
to my route
and then reference it with:
<a href="{{ URL::route('sales/create' }}"> Create Sale </a>
Then in your route, you would provide the name
as an argument:
Route::get('/sales/create', array(
'name' => 'sales/create',
'controller' => 'SalesController@create'
));
If you would prefer not to do this, then just make sure that the path is absolute
as opposed to relative
.
<a href="{{ URL::to('/sales/create') }}"> Create Sale </a>
Note the leading /
in front of sales
.