You can retrieve the url variable that you are interested in with
evaluating this variable
request.path
Use this link for more details
http://www.djangobook.com/en/2.0/chapter07/
This is an example from the above source
def current_url_view_good(request):
return HttpResponse("Welcome to
wow. thank you very much! i didn't know the extra string passed in patterns
inside a tuple was used in that way too. Does this have to do with
get_absolute_url too?
This is what I did:
{% url satchmo_shop_home as home %}
{% if request.path == home %}{% endif %}
urlspatterns +=
easypie wrote:
> I'm trying to check {% if homepage %} then show {% endif %}
>
> I'm not sure how to go about a test to check the current page if it's my
> homepage. Do I need to mess around with context processors? What's the
> usual way of doing it? And how would the {% if ... %} look like?
>
I'm trying to check {% if homepage %} then show {% endif %}
I'm not sure how to go about a test to check the current page if it's my
homepage. Do I need to mess around with context processors? What's the
usual way of doing it? And how would the {% if ... %} look like?
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