I'm building up menus in django, and wanted a construct like this:
{% for item in menu %}
<a href="{% url item.view%}">{{item.label}}</a>
but that doesn't work, because there's no view "item.view"
so point 1, looks like a shortcoming in the syntax of the URL tag.
With most tags, an unquoted item gets looked up, and a quoted item is
used as-is. Here, there's no way to look up the first argument to URL.
Second item, I seem to remember there being an older/stable URL
reverse-lookup function exposed to us from some module, but I can't
find a reference to it/docs at the moment! Or am I confused, and
should just import the template tag, use that in my code?
thanks for help!
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