> Have you tried this:
> (?P<translatorName>johndoe|janedoe)
Strange, I had thought that wasn't working, but I guess it must be. So
with that change this gets the right URL:
reverse('entry',
kwargs={'translatorName':'johndoe','entryName':'blogentry'})
But trying to use the entry view, which requires two arguments, simply
gets a "Could not parse remainder of argument" for whatever comes
after the first word, whether I use positional or named arguments.
And still, neither of these produces anything:
{% url translator translatorName=johndoe %}
{% url translator johndoe %}
URL is meant to be able to take multiple arguments, isn't it?
Thanks for your help...
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