> I'd strongly recommend you to form your url in models.py. Create a
> function to your bullet class named get_absolute_url() and call it in
> template <a href="{{ bullet.get_absolute_url }}">Today</a>
this is my function:
def get_absolute_url(self):
return
urlresolvers.reverse('pyOrganize.pyworkbook.views.bullet.viewBullets',
kwargs={'day_id': self.fk_day,
'rubric_id': self.fk_rubric})
-> the output: ""
if I do this:
def get_absolute_url(self):
return
urlresolvers.reverse('pyOrganize.pyworkbook.views.day.addDay')
->i get this reversed url, which is correct
So from this i gather that im having a problem with the keyword args.
Does anyone have an idea how i could solve this or where my error is?
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