On Tue, 2007-06-19 at 18:48 -0700, johnny wrote:
> When I use render_to_response, can I have routing url in it like '/
> posts/all/' or
> I have to have '/posts/all.html''?
>
> My small code:
> # I am passing list of objects called 'posts' to template
> return render_to_response('/posts/all/', {'posts': posts})
>
> In my browser, I want to have pretty url like "mysite/posts/all/" not
> "mysite/posts/all.html".
render_to_response() has nothing to with the URL. The first parameter is
the name of the template file to use for the rendering. Traditionally
(but not always and it's not compulsory), they have ".html" extensions.
The URL for the response has already been determined: it was what the
client requested in the original request (unless you use an HTTP
redirect or something).
Regards,
Malcolm
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