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Ok, but even after reading that link i'm not sure &nbsp;why's it lopping off the 'list' bit? Why doesn't it go to 'admin/customer/list/Edit/<wbr />xxx'? Does the lack of forward slash, in an embedded anchor take off the last segment off the form's postback url?
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Ok, but even after reading that link i'm not sure  why's it lopping off the 'list' bit? Why doesn't it go to 'admin/customer/list/Edit/xxx'? Does the lack of forward slash, in an embedded anchor take off the last segment off the form's postback url?

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Is &quot;/admin/customer/list&quot; a valid page that you can navigate to? The browser expects it to be, and so it removes the last entry before adding any relative path to the link.<br />
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If you want to end up at &quot;/admin/customer/list/Edit<wbr />/xxx&quot;, you should try adding the whole link to the form action, and use a &lt;button type=&quot;submit&quot;&gt; ... &lt;/button&gt; instead of the anchor.
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Is "/admin/customer/list" a valid page that you can navigate to? The browser expects it to be, and so it removes the last entry before adding any relative path to the link.

If you want to end up at "/admin/customer/list/Edit/xxx", you should try adding the whole link to the form action, and use a <button type="submit"> ... </button> instead of the anchor.

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I've got an &lt;a href which is a grid row, embedded in a form, the form action is &quot;admin/customer/list&quot; the anchor renders as 
<pre><code id="code-10-28443435-1">&lt;a href='Edit/8323' &gt;Edit&lt;/a&gt;</code></pre>
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in fiddler, the postback url is 'admin/customer/edit/8323'<wbr />, how is this possible?
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I've got an <a href which is a grid row, embedded in a form, the form action is "admin/customer/list" the anchor renders as (CODE) 
in fiddler, the postback url is 'admin/customer/edit/8323', how is this possible?

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