The delete method in your views, yes, but also how you build the button.
You should use a form with a hidden field (the id to delete), and the
button ("Delete") should be the form submit. Then on the view side you
should use a standard form handler (if request.POST....etc) to handle
things. What is probably happening is the browser is automatically
following the <a> tag to do prefetching, and causing the record to delete.
Browsers will not prefetch "POST" verbs (so, a form post)
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