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sumanth
sumanth

Reputation: 781

Django/python: How to use two name spaces in a a single url in Django?

I created a Django project where a parent have a list of child. I wanted to show the detail of a child with url as - /parent/4/child/3. How can I define two namespaces in a single url? Can Someone explain how can i achieve this or suggest some example!!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 88

Answers (1)

marcusshep
marcusshep

Reputation: 1964

I wanted to show the detail of a child with url as - /parent/4/child/3. How can I define two namespaces in a single url?

It seems like you want to define a URL that takes two integers (id's) and maps them to keywords. 

url(r'^foo/(?P<foo_id>[0-9]+)/bar/(?P<bar_id>[0-9]+)/$', foo_bar_view),

The above url pattern will give you two different integer key, value pairs. foo_id as well as bar_id.

Here's what foo_bar_view might look like.

def foo_bar_view(request, *args, **kwargs):
    foo_id = kwargs["foo_id"]
    bar_id = kwargs["bar_id"]
    return HttpResponse(
        "foo_id: {0} -- bar_id: {1}".format(
            foo_id=foo_id,
            bar_id=bar_id,
        )
    )

If that was your view function and you made a request to a url like the following.

/foo/12/bar/34/

Then your page will receive an httpresponse of:

foo_id: 12 -- bar_id: 34

Upvotes: 4

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