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Absolute Url is an app for creating absolute urls in Django templates.

Project description

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Django Absolute Url Template Tag
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Absolute Url is an app for creating absolute urls in Django templates. It works like built-in Django ``url`` template tag but with absolute urls.

Installation
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Install using PIP

``pip install django-absoluteurl``

Add "absoluteurl" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'absoluteurl',
)


Usage
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First load it in Django template and use it as a tag.

{% load absoluteurl %}

This is simplest example:
{% absoluteurl 'name_for_your_url' %}

This is an absolute url for some object:
{% absoluteurl 'your_namespace:your_view' some_id=some_object.id %}

You can also use it with 'as' form:
{% absoluteurl 'your_namespace:your_view' some_id=some_object.id as abs_url %}
{{ abs_url }}


Credits
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Created by Bartosz Gryszko, 2014
MIT License

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