I should have mentioned explicitly that these are admin views, not
standard user views. I catch the url patterns for them in myproject/
urls.py. Maybe this changes how reverse must be used?
-Tim
On Feb 24, 6:15 pm, Timothy Kinney <timothyjkin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have two views:
> samurai_detail
> add_item_to_samurai
>
> There is a button in samurai_detail that links to add_item_to_samurai.
> The templates are the same except that add_item_to_samurai includes a
> form to add an item.
>
> After posting the form, I want to redirect back to samurai_detail (the
> page without the form that shows the items).
>
> As in the Django documentation, I thought I could do this with a
> redirect, like so:
> return redirect('samurai_detail')
>
> But this returns: Reverse for 'samurai_detail' with arguments '()' and
> keyword arguments '{}' not found.
>
> This is a little bit cryptic. I think it says it can't find my view.
> Both views are contained in myproject.myapp.admin_views.py
>
> Am I using reverse() incorrectly? How can I redirect to the
> samurai_detail view?
>
> -Tim
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