I'm working through the Coltrane weblog tutorial and trying to implement semi-hard-coded breadcrumbs. It seems reverse doesn't like what I've done.

This is the template inheritance chain ...

1. Salient parts of underlying template ...

{% block breadcrumbs %}{{ block.super }}
  &rsaquo; <a href="/weblog/">Mike's Blog</a>
{% endblock %}


2. A separate template coltrane/entry_archive.html inherits the above breadcrumbs properly with block.super. It contains a link to a blog entry which successfully brings up a page containing the full entry via a generic view and coltrane/entry_detail.html but ...


3. I have a problem in breadcrumbs in coltrane/entry_detail.html ...

{% block breadcrumbs %}{{ block.super }}
  &rsaquo; <a href "{% url coltrane_entry_archive_index %}">Entries</a>
  &rsaquo; Entry detail
{% endblock %}

... and here the url tag fetches the wrong URL. Instead of rendering entry_archive.html as I expected, it renders entry_detail.html with exactly the same detail as the link in 2 above.

I have tried closing down the dev server and browser and starting again but the same thing happens.

My urls.py and /urls/*.py files are as documented in the book.

Where have I gone astray?

Thanks

Mike

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