because if I want to get the link first , then get the count number .
if I just use reverse() in my custom tag, I have to write like below
<a href="{% url music "rock",112 %}">xxx</a>
Digg:{% access_count_url music "rock",112 %}
I write the same things twice , and if I want write a link such as
"add to shopping list" I have to write the same thing
<a onclick="add({% url music "rock",112 %})" >Add to shopping list</a>
I find the url always use more than once , so I suggest if can use like this
{% url music "rock","112" as music_url %}
maybe more convenience
2007/8/8, Collin Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Couldn't you just use reverse() in your custom tag?
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