Re: About multiple GET params persistance between requests

On Mon, Aug 03, 2015 at 11:49:09AM -0400, felix wrote:

> El 03/08/15 09:42, durirompepc@gmail.com escribió:

> >I'm in a point of my app where I've two GET params, *p* and *q*

> >(pagination and query search), and I think that the best method to

> >remember the params value when you change page is to use a string to

> >manually build up the params URL. Any ideas?

> >

> ListView might help or maybe its ancestor MultipleObjectMixin with its

> paginate_by attribute.



Or if you just want a good way to build up that query, I use QueryDict:



from django.http import QueryDict

qdict = QueryDict('', mutable=True)

qdict['p'] = my_page

qdict['q'] = my_query

my_new_url = "http://example.com/my-view?%s" % qdict.urlencode()

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