Sune is correct--your problem stems from a misunderstanding of what a
URL really is :) Anything after a '?' character is not truly part of
the URL, but instead defines GET parameters which are sent to the
resulting view.
In other words, a URL (Universal Resource Locator) defines the
location of a resource; when you send a URL to a Web server you're
requesting the resource that exists at that location, and the GET key/
value pairs which follow after a '?' are only ways to parameterize
that request--they do not change which resource is being requested.
Therefore, from a URLpattern's point of view, "r'^accounts/login/$'"
does indeed match the URL '/accounts/login/?next=/add_object/', and
attempting to do URL matching against URLs with '?' in them will not
do you much good!
If you can give us more info on what you're trying to do with the '?
next=/whatever/' we might be able to give you tips on a more
efficient way of doing it, with regards to Django URLconfs :)
Regards,
Jeff
On Nov 19, 2005, at 3:13 AM, Sune Kirkeby wrote:
On 11/19/05, Bryan Murdock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do you write a urlpattern to match something like this:
/accounts/login/?next=/add_object/
The parameters are not matched against the url patterns, in
your view-func you can get it as request.GET['next'].
/s
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