I've noticed that if you're trying to use named url patterns with an
included urlconf that you need to label the pattern that includes the
urlconf as well as the pattern being included with the same name. This seems
to prevent having more than one named url in an included urlconf.
Here's an example...
My projects urlconf has this pattern
url(r'^gallery/', include('myapps.gallery.urls'), name="gallery_main"),
And my gallery app's urlconf has these patterns:
url(r'^$', 'django.views.generic.list_detail.object_list',
gallery_list_info, name="gallery_main"),
url(r'view/(?P<object_id>\d+)/$', '
django.views.generic.list_detail.object_detail', gallery_detail_info,
name="gallery_detail"),
If the project urlconf doesn't have a named pattern, then {% url
gallery_main %} doesn't work. If it does,
{% url gallery_main %} works, but {% url gallery_detail gallery_id %}
doesn't.
Is this the intended behavior, are you just not supposed to use named urls
with included urlconfs? Or is this a case that hasn't been figured out yet?
I could see how there might be name conflicts when including multiple
urlconfs, say with more than one url pattern named "main". Maybe then
including urlconfs the names could be concatenated with a dot-syntax so that
I could write {% url gallery.main %} and {% gallery.list %}
-Justin
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