Hello, I am having little difficulties with django url system and I hope someone can clear it up. Here's what I want to achieve: we're going to have a tree-based catalog in our app and we'd like to index it like this: name1/name2/name3/... I've created a database lookup table url <- > id with urls being automatically generated at catalog save time. Now I would like to plug this in django url resolving process (first I put in view to which I passed whole path, but that is simply wrong for a couple of reasons). Also, I don't want to completely replace RegexURLResolver, because other parts of our site will be using it. So what I'd like would probably be some refactoring of the resolvers. For the time being I subclassed RegexURLPattern and implemented custom resolve method -- it is hacky, but works straight away when I put my subclass in url_patterns. The problem is, there seems to be no easy way, to make reverse work. I was thinking about all of it a lot, also googling a lot and I found no answers. So I wonder: what's the best way to make database URL resolving play nicely with the default regex resolving? Is there any way at all?
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