Re: get_absolute_url with custom extra parameter

I did use {% url %} before, but now it's not suitable for me anymore. The problem is my url pattern is a little more complicated than above example, sorry, I didn't want to confuse your with irrelevant code. I'm trying to implement a kind of SEO-frendly urls using slugfield album.url like this:

    def _get_absolute_url(self, view='t'):

        return reverse('show_album', args=[view, str(self.id)]) + self.url

Of course I can concatenate {% url %} with album.url right in the template to archive the same results, but I believe this would be a really bad practice. The obvious solution is to pass an argument to get_absolute_url. This is what my question was about. Since it's impossible, I'll remain with what I already have:

    def _get_absolute_url(self, view='t'):

        return reverse('show_album', args=[view, str(self.id)]) + self.url

    def get_absolute_url_f(self):

        return self._get_absolute_url('f')

    def get_absolute_url_t(self):

        return self._get_absolute_url('t')

    def get_absolute_url(self):

        return self._get_absolute_url()

Not very nice but at least it works.

Thank you for your answer, I really appreciate your advice.

четверг, 31 января 2013 г., 15:42:28 UTC+4 пользователь Daniel Roseman написал:

On Thursday, 31 January 2013 05:35:05 UTC, Sammael wrote:

Thank you for your answer!

I have a photo album which can be displayed in two modes: full (with url like 'album/id/full') and thumbnails ( like 'album/id/thumbnails' ). I would like 'get_absolute_url' to return a corresponding url depending on the given mode, something like {{ album.get_absolute_url full }} and {{ album.get_absolute_url thumbnails }}

The only solution I could find is to use two different functions: get_absolute_url_full and get_absolute_url_thumbnails. It works but it's ugly, I don't like it at all.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

You should think about using the `url` tag, which does take arguments and seems to do what you want already:

    {% url 'album_full' album.id %}

    {% url 'album_thubmnail' album.id %}

Then your urls.py looks like this:

    url(r'/album/(?P<id>\d+)/full/$', full_album_view, name='album_full'),

    url(r'/album/(?P<id>\d+)/thumbnails/$', full_album_view, name='album_thumbnail'),

 

and if you still need the `get_absolute_url` function you can use the `@permalink` decorator to reuse the logic in urls.py

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DR.

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