I want to build a generic view for all of my objects and according to
the documentation
(http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/url_dispatch/#captured-parameters)
it is possible to capture a parameter and forward it to the view .
Target is to get completely automated generic views, without having to
edit any template
(maybe have a set of templates designed once, but valid for all
objects)
So I dont want to pass the parameter to the template but to the second
urls.py
My approach would be more a kind of
# In urls.py
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^(?P<objecttype>\w+)/', include('foo.urls.mygenericurls')),
)
# In foo/urls/mygenericurls.py
infodict = {}
info_dict["myobject"] = { 'queryset': Myobject.objects.all(),}
info_dict["myotherobject"] = { 'queryset':
Myotherobject.objects.all(),}
urlpatterns = patterns('foo.genericviews',
(r'^list/$', 'blog.index', info_dict[objecttype]),
(r'^detail/$', 'blog.archive',info_dict[objecttype]),
...
)
but the objecttype is not visible in the foo/urls/mygeneric.py but only
in the genericviews!
Can anybody help ?
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