Hello Andréas and thank you for the answer. But unfortunately it doesn't
seem to do what I want or I just don't get it.
What I really try to do is very simple, but I have been trying for two days
now and feel I am close to give up on Django. Because if the simpliest and
most common thing in webb application is this hard to understand than I
must find something else. Passing arguments is the most common thng so I
can't understand why Django doesn't offer any example. Anyway what I want
to do is this.
I have this call:
return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('bsapp:result', args=(question.id,)))
I suppose this must match This URL path:
path('<int:question_id>/result', views.result, name = 'result'),
That takes me to this function:
def detail(request, question_id):
>From the reverse call I want to include some extra arguments that I can use in
>the detail page.
In your example it seems going in wrong order from what I am asking for. You
have the reverse last, but it is the reverse function that runs first.
But I would appreciate very much if you can make an example from my code here.
Thanks
Peter
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