trouble adding variables to URLs in templates... seems some characters get cut out like "?"
Christian Seberino
Matthew Pava
I would verify that the view actually assigns to the template variable what you are expecting it to be assigned to.
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Christian Seberino
On Thursday, August 2, 2018 at 4:48:27 PM UTC-5, Matthew Pava wrote:
I would verify that the view actually assigns to the template variable what you are expecting it to be assigned to.
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Subject: trouble adding variables to URLs in templates... seems some characters get cut out like "?"
Suppose you have a URL built from a variable in a template like so...<a href = "{{some_variable}}">test</a>.
I noticed that parts of some_variable get cut out if they include certain characters.
For example... "/search/?search=" seems to get replace with "/search/". What is the part after "?" cut off?
(I have same problem even if I do {{some_variable|safe}}.
Chris
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