What is the best way of adding query parameters (aka GET parameters)
to a URL?
return HttpRedirect(reverse('animal-search') + '?q=%s&page=%d' %
(animal.name, current_page))
seems awkward to me (not to mention escaping the name). How can I
avoid creating query parameters manually? Or, should I avoid query
parameters altogether? It seems every page is using query parameters
in searches.
And how should I create such URLs from within templates?
Thank you,
Jiri
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