: In short you generally can't. URL Framed "Redirects" are just a hidden frame pointing at your website, your website is browsed within that frame. Most if not all framed redirects won't pass

@Connie744

In short you generally can't. URL Framed "Redirects" are just a hidden frame pointing at your website, your website is browsed within that frame.

Most if not all framed redirects won't pass the path part of the url to the frame source.

You could coerce Cake to produce the URL's you desire but because framed redirects are usually just static HTML there is no intelligence present to strip off the /product/1 part and then request www.myhosting.com/product/1 into the frame.

Not only that, because you would be requesting the framed redirect page on each click, you would gradually be browsing a frame within a frame within a frame and so on. Meanwhile, and because it's a frame you still won't see the address in the address bar change.

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