I am currently working with a form persistent identifiers. As part of
the persistent system, users can add '?' to the end of the urls to
receive a data-only view of the digital object they are trying to link
to via the persistent identifier, such as this:
Normal view: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf5p30086k
Specific data view: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf5p30086k?
When using Django, I've found that if I try to put a ? on the end of
my urls, it gets lost. It says there is no GET, and I can't seem to
differentiate whether there is a '?' on the end of the url or not with
any method I am familiar with in Django. Is there any way to get the
exact url that was requested ('?' and all)? So that way I know whether
they are wanting the normal view or the data view. The '?' is crucial
to the system, to keep things homogeneous with everyone else's objects
that use this persistent identifying system.
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