On 4 mai 09, at 06:54, scott212 <scottwill...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm reading through the djangobook and trying to build a small app as > I go. The app is just a list that I can add to and delete entries > from. Deleting is easy, but I'm not sure how the url/view portion > should be handled. > > http://127.0.0.1:8080/lists/show/ > > list item 1 - [delete] > list item 2 - [delete] > list item 3 - [delete] > > When an item is deleted, I would just like it to return to the same > url. The way I'm seeing to do it would leave a somewhat ugly and > irrelevant url (lists/delete/item1) while viewing the list. What's a > more proper way to do this? > > #urls.py > > urlpatterns = patterns('', > (r'^lists/show/$', showItems), > (r'^lists/delete/([^/]+)$', deleteItem) > ) > > > #views.py > > def showItems(request): > # get the items from the model > return render_to_response('lists/show.html', {'items':items}) > > def deleteItems(request, item): > # delete the item > return render_to_response('lists/show.html', {'items':items}) > HttpResponseRedirect and reverse().
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