Hello,
Thank you for your response.
I found the issue. The include statement inside the root project URLS.py
was not reaching the specified app urls.py it should reference.
I then find a workaround, I put an import statement inside the root project
URLS.py instead of calling the include directly
Regards!
2013/3/26 Bill Freeman <ke1g...@gmail.com>
> You haven't shown us the call to reverse of use of the url template tag
> that evokes this issue. A stack trace might be helpful too, in jogging
> someone's memory.
>
> But I seem to recall problems when I named my url patter the same as the
> name of my view function. It's not that it can't work that way, just that
> it was surprising, and required specifying things strangely in the reverse
> or url call. But I could be remembering a nightmare instead of reality.
>
> There's always good old pdb.
>
> Bill
>
> On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 6:37 AM, rainikotobary
> <rija.rabe.ra...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I dont have the $ sign like you but I'm still getting this error.
>> Please, is there any workaround, what are the issues ? I really about to
>> give up
>>
>> Le lundi 4 février 2013 21:48:37 UTC+3, frocco a écrit :
>>>
>>> I am getting NoReverseMatch at /my_account/
>>> what is wrong with my urls?
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Reverse for 'order_info' with arguments '()' and keyword arguments '{}' not
>>> found.
>>>
>>> main urls.py
>>>
>>> (r'^my_account/$', include('accounts.urls')),
>>>
>>>
>>> accounts/urls.py
>>>
>>> urlpatterns = patterns('accounts.views',
>>> (r'^$', 'my_account',
>>> {'template_name': 'registration/my_account.html'**}, 'my_account'),
>>> (r'^order_info/$', 'order_info',
>>> {'template_name': 'registration/order_info.html'**}, 'order_info'),
>>> (r'^register/$', 'register',
>>> {'template_name': 'registration/register.html', 'SSL':
>>> settings.ENABLE_SSL }, 'register'),
>>> (r'^order_info/$', 'order_info',
>>> {'template_name': 'registration/order_info.html'**}, 'order_info'),
>>> (r'^order_details/(?P<order_**id>[-\w]+)/$', 'order_details',
>>> {'template_name': 'registration/order_details.**html'},
>>> 'order_details'),
>>> )
>>>
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