When I use render_to_response, can I have routing url in it like '/
posts/all/' or
I have to have '/posts/all.html''?
My small code:
# I am passing list of objects called 'posts' to template
return render_to_response('/posts/all/', {'posts': posts})
In my browser, I want to have pretty url like "mysite/posts/all/" not
"mysite/posts/all.html".
thnx.
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