About URL Resolving
Using the resolve_url()
function, you can allow your Django app users to set various types of URLs in the settings. For example, EASTER_EGG_URL
setting:
from django.shortcuts import resolve_url, render, redirect
def boring_info(request):
if "secret-game" in request.GET:
return redirect(resolve_url(settings.EASTER_EGG_URL))
return render(request, "misc/boring_info.html")
The resolve_url()
accepts an object that has a get_absolute_url()
method, a relative path (e.g. "./change/"
), a named URL path (e.g. "accounts:register"
), a lazily reversed URL path (e.g. reverse_lazy("accounts:register")
, or a full URL (e.g. "https://djangotricks.com"
).
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