Re: Dynamic parameters in django URLs

I had the same case a while ago but I decided always to keep all the params,
and fill them with 'all' if empty i.e.

/type/ redirects to /type/all/all/
/type/subtype/ redirects to type/subtupe/all

Otherwise if you are absolute sure that it is inpossible for type,subtype and category to mach
you may run multiple queries in the view to check which one of them responds to the correct keyword.
But I found this one a little bit "confusing" about the users.


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On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 1:36 PM, Dejan Noveski <dr.mote@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I want to add dynamic urls to my site for faceting purposes. E.g: /(type)/(subtype)/(category)/

But I also want something like this to work: /(type)/(subtype)/ or /(type)/(category)/ or /(subtype)/(category)/ or just /(category)/ | /(type)/ | /(subtype)/

Is there any clean way of doing this without declaring each possible combination of url params?

Thanks

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