thanks for the answer, it works and you are right: the
render_to_response line contains a typo.
Is there also another way to collect the number, so it isn't shown to
the user? I was trying to use a QueryDict, something like :
nb = request.GET.__getitem__('number')
but number is a string and not a key. So I don't know if it is
possible with a QueryDict.
On 22 feb, 05:51, rajeesh <rajeeshrn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Try to modify your form_action to "/mysite/count/{{ number }}" and
> edit urls.py to change corresponding rule as something like r'/mysite/
> count/(?P<number>\d*)'.
> Doesn't that render_to_response line contains a typo? It must be
> {'number':new_number}.
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