On 1/30/07, Ian Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You should probably be using the given url functionality.
>
> redirect('/editCategory', name=category.name)
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> And in templates:
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> ${tg.url("/editCategory", name=category.name)}
Perfect, worked like a charm.
> But I don't think you can include the & sign in the template directly.
I don't need to, the above solution solves the problem.
Previously I was creating links like this:
<a href="/somepage?name=${someobject.name}">${someobject.name}</a>
This breaks badly if someobject.name has & in it. Your solution works
without problems(thus far) :)
Thanks!
Tor
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