Sylvain Wallez wrote: > > I'm a total newbie on this matter, so that may be dumb questions. I > don't see how absolutizing links allows this: the result of > absolutization is that all links use the protocol that was used by the > current request, i.e. if it's http than all links will use http and if > it's https then all links will use https. > > It seems to me that the protocol to be used depends on the page that is > to be displayed rather than where you come from to that page, no? > Absolutization means that once you enter the site using a particular > protocol, you always use that one. Or did I missed something? > The LinkService accepts a boolean argument indicating if you want a secure link. If this is set to true then the service switches to https. As I said yesterday, we could create relative links if the procotol is not changed, but there are cases where we need absolute links.
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