Re: Passing 3 user inputs as argument in url, for a search form

I managed to get the code functional. I haven't done extensive testing but it's certainly working right now with your code plus some of my own fixes. I should read the documentation more carefully in the future. Thanks again for the super detailed response James. On Wednesday, October 25, 201

Re: Passing 3 user inputs as argument in url, for a search form

On Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 11:29 AM, Jack wrote: > I am building a search form where the user inputs 3 values on a form, and > I search the database for all records that match the 3 inputs. Right now I > am stuck on the user input part. > > If you look at my *urls.py*, you will see that I tried to

Passing 3 user inputs as argument in url, for a search form

I am building a search form where the user inputs 3 values on a form, and I search the database for all records that match the 3 inputs. Right now I am stuck on the user input part. If you look at my *urls.py*, you will see that I tried to put 3 keywords arguments in there. Then I tried to pa