Hi all --
Is the url dispatcher completely fubared? I cannot get it to work
at all. I'll have working {% url %} tags, add a single print
statement to a source file, and then have the reverse lookup throw a
TemplateSyntaxError, without my touching the urls.py file or the
template file.
I'm also seeing that named entries in the urlresolvers will fail
if they're in a secondary file and brought into the site urls using
the include() function. They work perfectly if they're copied and
pasted directly into the main urls.py.
These are in addition to the problem I reported last week (where
the order of entries in urls.py determined whether a given lookup
succeeded). In short, as far as I can tell the reverse() urlresolver
system is just broken. Are people just not using it? Are there
substitutes, or should we just hard-code the URLs?
-- Chris
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