Huh, thank you both for in-depth answers. I implemented Gonzalo's idea
with context processors and it worked like a charm... and then I
realised that I could achieve the same thing with:
url(r'^today$', 'today', name='today'),
+
{% url today %}
+
def today(request):
t = datetime.date.today()
dijxtra wrote:
> and here is what I want to put in my template:
>
> {% url day year={% now "Y"%} month={% now "m"%} day={% now "d"%} %}
>
> but, ofcourse, I won't put that in my template because you can't have
> tag inside of a tag.
This may fall into the "just because you can doesn't mean you
El Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:07:51 -0700 (PDT)
dijxtra escribió:
> I'm sure I'll be hitting my head against the wall when I hear the
> answer, but before I do, I just can't get an idea how to solve this
> although it seems to me that the solution must be trivial. So, here is
> a line from my url patter
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