Can you show us what function is raising the exception? Is it home_slug,
or redirect? What happens if you use: return redirect("/") ?
On 2017-11-22 7:59 PM, Tom Tanner wrote:
In one of my views, I have this:
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frommezzanine.utils.urls importhome_slug
defmyView(request):
# Some code...
returnredirect(home_slug())
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This gives me the error: `TypeError: 'str' object is not callable`. Am
I supposed to use `home_slug()` to redirect to home page in this case?
If not, how else do I redirect to the home page? I have not
touched/edited the urlpattern for the default home page in `urls.py`.
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