On 19-8-2012 2:26, Barry Morrison wrote:
> I have a view that displays images and gives me the ability to delete the
> images.
>
> View url == /account/community/images/1 (1 == event_id)
Change <a href="images/{{event.pk}}"> to:
<a
href="images/{{event.pk}}?return_to=/account/community/images/{{event.pk}}">.
Keep passing this return_to parameter around. It helps to use the
request context processor so you can just grab it from the request
context in a template.
> I'd like the success_url to be /account/community/images{{ event.id }} the
> page I came from
Subclass the Deleteview and implement get_success_url(), using
request.GET['return_to'] or if you decide to put a hidden input in the
delete form with the return_to value then obviously it's in request.POST.
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