Thanks for the suggestion -- I don't think that will work in my
particular case, but it reminds me that I have other options than just
adding on to the routing system itself. For instance, I could use a
filter to fix some of these problems. Not ideal, but at least it
would keep the problematic c
Not sure if this will help you too much but I ran into a problem with
relative_url_root as well.
I'm dealing with a large existing legacy site (just static html generated
from a large corporate CMS)
It's a bit complicated to explain but I used symfony to insert content into
these existing html file
