Here's a snippet from my base urls.py:
(r'^(?P<org_slug>[\w-]+)/manager/mobile/',
include('mobilepolls.manager.urls')),
(r'^(?P<org_slug>[\w-]+)/manager/display/',
include('screens.manager.urls')),
(r'^(?P<org_slug>[\w-]+)/display/', include ('screens.urls')),
Each of those apps then defines its own urls.py with various different
url patterns.
My problem is that I'm having to repeat the following:
{% url . . . org_slug=organization.slug %}
nearly everywhere I ever use a url tag in a template (probably 50x or
more), because the org_slug is ubiquitous in almost all urls, but is
always just retreived from the current user's organization. Doesn't
seem very DRY and is a bit error-prone. Is there anyway to automate
this with a custom tag or middleware or something so that i can just
assume that "org_slug=organization.slug" part of each url tag or add
it if there is a org_slug regex param in the url?
Background: We recently added organizations in our application to
provide a single-DB multi-tenancy of sorts. A user's organization is
reflected in most of the URL's he/she navigates to. As a shortcut to
not always have to access the organization via the
user.get_profile().organization, I add the current organization (which
is just a lazy functional reference to a user profile object's
organization property) to the request via middleware and to each
request context via a context processor .
Thanks,
Ben
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