Hi everybody.
I am having problems with the urlencoding. I explain. In a template I
have the following code:
<p><a href="/plataforms/{{slug_plataform}}&pag={{num_pag}}"
class="link">Return to list</a></p>
In the view I pass the variables slug_platform and num_pag to the
template, but the problem is that when I click the link it brings me
to the following page (copy/paste from the developing server):
/plataforms/wii%26pag%3D1/ HTTP/1.1" 404 1738
As you can see there are these % symbols and I do not know if Django
does an automatic urlencoding, but then the URL does not match with
any pattern because of these symbols! But if I test the code with an
html validator it gives me errors because it says that this line is
not urlencoded.
I have also tried doing this:
<p><a href={{"/plataforms/{{slug_plataform}}&pag={{num_pag}}"|
urlencode}} class="link">Return to list</a></p>
but this raises a syntax error in the template
I do not know what to do and I also do not know if when we do
something like request.get["something"] you have to unquote it or it
is not needed.
Thank you so much.
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