On Friday, 13 September 2013 12:16:51 UTC+1, Christian Schulz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm wondering why after every click the url become longer.
>
>
> In the project urls.py I have something like:
> url(r'^reporting/', include('reporting.urls')),
>
> In the app urls.py something like:
> url(r'total', views.total,name='total'),
>
> In the app reporting views I use render:
> return render(request,'reporting/activity.html',.....)
>
>
> So it works but I'm wondering why after click around between the reporting
> views some time, I have a url like this.
> /reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/<http://localhost:8000/reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/reporting/>
> activity
>
>
> So django append every time a /reporting to the url. Might be not perfect?
>
> Thanks
> Christian
>
>
The error is certainly in your template, which you don't show. You are
probably linking to a relative URL: `<a href="reporting/total">`, where you
should have a leading slash: `<a href="/reporting/total">`
However, you should not be using hard-coded URLs anyway. You should always
use the url tag - eg `<a href="{% url "total" %}">` - to create URLs in a
template. These calculated URLs will always be absolute.
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