On 26 Aug., 15:56, joconnell <johngerardoconn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Uwe,
>
> You might be able to leverage the 'url' template tag which comes with
> django?
>
Hi John & Bruno,
thanks for your answer.
I've looked at the url tag, but sadly it doesn't help me with
customizing the url's in the left navigation. The idea is that those
url's should change according to the URL of the page, so the
add_observation view (which accepts those parrameters you mention,
btw ;-) can change from
/add_observation
/de/add_observation
/de/hf/add_observation
and so should all others like location_ranking (a ranking of locations
where birds have been observed), observer_ranking (rankings of
observers and so on.
I think right now it would be easiest to add a custom tag called
"pathfinder" someting similar which does the following:
- check if request.path matches a /??/???/ pattern (/country_code/
aread_code/)
- check if it matches /??/ (just country_code)
- or none of the above, and according to what matched, return a simple
string I can prepend to the {% url club300.views.add_observation %}
for instance.
The URL pattern won't exceed two levels of "area designation" as I'll
be using iso country codes and 3-letter codes for the areas in a
country (german car number plates come in handy as they also represent
the districts I'm interesting in ranking).
So would it be possible to access the request.path property from
within a custom template tag?
All the best & thanks again for your guidance,
Uwe
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