Re: Reverse of admin:jsi18n

2012-11-08 Thread Dan Gentry 
Correction:

My URL tag does not include the quotes.  Should be:

{% url admin:jsi18n %}

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Reverse of admin:jsi18n

2012-11-08 Thread Dan Gentry 
Using Django 1.3, I'm declaring a javascript file in the Media class of a 
ModelForm.  For the jsi18n javascript catalog, the examples show the path 
hard coded:

js = ('/admin/jsi18n/')

However, I want to make this a little more portable by replacing the path 
with a reverse() call.  I tried this:

js = (reverse('admin:jsi18n'))

which failed when the form was imported.  However, I can use the same 
argument in a URL call in the template:

{% url 'admin:jsi18n' %}

Any advice on how I can use reverse() in the Media class?  I haven't found 
anything helpful in my searches.

Thanks,

Dan Gentry

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