Guillermo Fernandez Castellanos wrote:
> But then, is this not going against the DYR principle? In my case, if
> I have to change my mind I simply have to change a varialbe, while in
> your case I've to change the whole lot of templates, even if your
> option might be 'cleaner'.
No you shouldn't. It's in fact the whole point why reverse lookup was
invented: to bind templates to an actual app structure and let an
urlconf be configured in any way. I mean
{% url app_name.view_name %}
will give you a correct URL with any urlconf with all the include's. So
you won't have to change even a single variable :-)
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