I'm currently trying to port one of my smaller catalyst apps to Mojolicious (just for the fun of it).
Say that we are on a page: http://whatever.com/generate. On that page there is a link to for example "generated"
When using catalyst (with TT templates) and you define the link as
uri_for 'generated'
it will generate a link to http://whatever.com/generate/generated But if you define it as
uri_for '/generated'
it will generate a link to http://whatever.com/generated
I tried to do the same with Mojolicious' url_for, but it seems to work differently. It doesn't make a differnece wether I call
url_for 'generated'
or
url_for '/generated'
both calls generate a link to '/generate/generated'
So my question is: how do I make url_for generate a link to an absolute route. i.e. to '/generated'
url_for
generates urls relative to app root. That was done for portability: you may place your app at any url and your links won't get broken.
If you need an link to absolute path, why do you need url_for than? You can use just a string '/generated'
.
From other hand, if you really need Mojo::URL object you can get it with
<%= url_for->path('/generated') %>
url_for
when called without params returns current url
You can easily get an absolute url from url_for. It returns a Mojo::URL object, so you can just use the to_abs method:
$ perl -Mojo -E 'a("/" => sub { $s=shift;$s->render(text=>$s->url_for("/")->to_abs) })->start' get /
http://localhost:13733/
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