I'm working on an app which makes extensive use of AJAX. I'm also
using named URLs so I don't have to hard-code URLs into my templates.
The problem is that if a URL pattern requires extra info after the
path, my templates don't render, because the extra parameters aren't
known until the user makes a selection.
The obvious solution is to make two URL patterns for each of these
URLs -- one with no extra parameters and one with. Then change the
former into the latter in the app by AJAX.
Is there a better way to do this?
Example:
#urls.py:
url(r'^update_payment/(?P<payment_id>\w+)', update_payment, name =
'update_payment'),
#template:
<a href="{% url update_payment %}">Update Payment</a> {# this
expects a second argument I don't know yet #}
Thanks,
Shawn
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