How do you write a urlpattern to match something like this:
/accounts/login/?next=/add_object/
?
I have this:
r'^accounts/login/\?next=(?P<next>.*)$'
and it seems to match because my view function is called, but no next
parameter is passed in. Oh wait, it's actually matching the previous
urlpattern:
r'^accounts/login/$'
Shouldn't the $ at the end prevent a string with stuff after the
'login/' from matching that one? When I do this in a python shell:
match = re.compile( r'^accounts/login/$' ).search(
'accounts/login/?next=/add_object/' )
match is None. When I do this:
match = re.compile( r'^accounts/login/\?next=(?P<next>.*)$' ).search(
'accounts/login/?next=/add_object/' )
match is not None and match.group('next') == '/add_object/'
What gives?
Bryan
