>  I use it in a navigationbar, so if I click on one item and than on
>  the next item the url ever "knows" where I was before. It's ok, but I
>  don't like it, it looks so ugly. I thought there was something that
>  looks into the querystring and than deletes doubles and gives the
>  cleaned querystring back, but maybe I am wrong. There will come a day
>  for urlbeauty. :)


Andreas,

Session::url() only cleans out any session ids from the URL given to it
before adding the session id to the query string of that URL.

Based on the fact that Session::url() only adds the session id if the
session is in GET mode, I'd guess that your code is adding the get vars
on top of the existing $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]. It's pretty simple to
remove those; you could use Session::url() as a guide for making a
generic function to handle that task.

-- 

Layne Weathers


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