Yes, I was missing the last slash. Now I get the detail page, but now I
get the real problem I thought I had at first for this page. Because I
use the category_slug in my url for the detail page, I don't think I
can use generic view for this page?
Don't I need a "custom" view that get the 'category_slug' and
'project_slug' ?
If I try this in my views.py:
def detail_view(request, project_slug):
queryset = Project.objects.filter(project_slug = project_slug)
context = {'project_slug': project_slug}
return object_detail(request, queryset, extra_context =
context)
I get:
TypeError at /portfolio/web/web_project/
detail_view() got an unexpected keyword argument 'category_slug'
Is there an easy way to just drop the 'category_slug' the detail_view,
or is it another/better way to do this?
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