Thanks. I ended up needing to take into account request.view_name as
well. I should probably also look for path components after the
view_name, and restore those as well.
url = [context + view_name + path_elements ] + query_dict
I guess another way is to just use the scriptname + query_dict. I
What would be the best way to modify only one of the query parameters
of the current url without modifying anything else?
I have a query based pagination in a mako template, and I want it to
only modify the page=X part of the url, without having to know
anything about the current view, or the
The query parameter to resource url expects a list of 2-tuples,
coincidentally the same as what is returned by request.GET.items().
I'd suggest:
qs = dict(request.GET)
qs['page'] = 2
url = resource_url(context, request, query=qs.items())
This is untested, but it is not far off from
