Collin,
Thank you for the suggestion. I will try it tonight after I get off work
and can finish cleaning up the code following Daniel's answer. sectionView
is supposed to be id/slug, but I included the Article name in the Section
names, because I can't put a fk in the slug. So maybe that was also a newby
mistake. This must be why Django is sending Article 1 and Article 2 Section
1 to the same view, it sees the match for 'Article' and stops there. So
I'll probably end up renaming them, so as you can see, I have (made for
myself) a lot of (re)work to do. But I am learning!
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 12:49:47 PM UTC-5, Collin Anderson wrote:
>
> For the ordering issue, I'd recommend setting ordering = ['pk'] in the
> Model class Meta, then you don't need to try to handle it in your view.
>
> What does your sectionView look like? Does /{{ id }}/{{ slug }}/ uniquely
> identify both an article and a section, or should it be /{{ article_id
> }}/{{ article_slug }}/{{ section_id }}/ ?
>
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