Rufman wrote:
> hey guys
>
> I need a little help reversing urls with a get parameter.
>
> I'm using urlresolvers.reverse() in my view to reverse the url as
> follows:
> reverse(pageName, kwargs={'page' : page})
>
> If i try passing thre request.GET object as so:
>
> reverse(pageName, args=[request.GET], kwargs={'page' : page}
>
> I get the url with the keyword arg but no get args. Apparently it's
> wrong if I pass the request.GET object in args. Does anyone have a
> better idea.
Args and kwargs in reverse are needed to fill the placeholders in your
url. If you have an urlpattern like this:
(r'^objects/(\d+)/$', objects_view)
then you can construct a URL with reverse like this:
reverse('objects_view', args=[obj.id])
... and obj.id will replace (\d+) part.
As for GET parameters, you don't need any special logic that would
format them in some tricky way because they are uniform. You can just do
this:
reverse(pageName) + '?page=%s' % page
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