Hi everyone, Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but here goes: I have started my first Django project, and in it I have an object called "Categories" defined in my models. In my urls.py, I have a rule that matches http://mysite.com/category/<my category>, and everything up to here is fine. However, category names can sometimes be made up of two words, for instance "Web Development", and that's how they get inserted in the DB, with whitespace. So when I pass that in my URL (links to http://mysite.com/category/<my category> are built automatically by Django in the app), I only get http://mysite.com/category/Web sent in the request. I could cut the whitespace or replace with an underscore, but then of course it won't match what is recorded in the DB.
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