On 10 juil, 18:09, "Viktor Nagy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi 5!
>
> I have the following files
> myproject/urls.py with a line
>
> (r'^$', include('coosci.webapp.urls')),
>
> then I have
> myproject/coosci/urls.py with a line
> (r'^projects/join/(?P<project_id>\d+)/$', 'join_project'),
>
> and finally in my template
> {% url webapp.views.join_project project_id=project.project.id %}
>
> as far as I understand
> (http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates/#url) this
> should give back a link to
> /coosci/projects/join/6/
Nope. The package name ('coosci') and the url are totally disjoint. In
your example, the string 'coosci' never appears in the urls
themselves.
> but it gives only
> /projects/join/6/
That's exactly what's expected.
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