How To Django: How To Work With URL Parameters and Query Strings

In this How To Django tutorial, we look at how to work with URL parameters and query strings. Please visit mastercode.online for the code examples for this tutorial

[@Smiesznosyn]

Good explanation, but you need to show urls.py :) you can just paste it in the video description :)

[@hungphan]

wth why you dont show the urls.py?

[@fahimtahmid5754]

thank you. thank you. thank you. now need how can get this url dynamically in tag.?

[@mohamedsameh7687]

does anybody know the url pattern he used for this get request?

[@themstarpodcast]

best videos I've seen!

[@PrakashKumar-bn1nk]

I have a dictionary (having student data) in views.py and I want to get that data in browser using template by changing query string in url, as in the same video that you have shown. Like localhost: url ?/name=abc, If I change the name = abc , I will get details of abc, and so on

[@vildanpro]

Man!!! You are best!!! :D

[@heygema]

hi how about multiple like array and category stuff like that ?

[@LearnpythontutorialFree]

We will look at it shortly when we bring categories into play. For now you can add a category slug variable to the url before the slug. Then when you create your view you have three parameters request, category_slug, slug. Then in the get_object_or_404(Post, category.slug=category_slug, slug=slug) something like that. It will be more clear when I get to it this week.

[@Trampolini100]

helped me a lot cheers cocker

[@niteshrawat576]

Hi, Does anyone know how to get the whole query set is case when its more than ?name. Like ?name='Nitesh'&sex=''Male'&....so on. Also, it's been created dynamically based on the filters provide. I will deeply appreciate for any help given. Thanks in advance! God bless you all ! :)

[@neosmith009]

Not sure if you got it or not, but you can call request.GET.urlencode() to get any thing after ?, then parse accordingly. This is a dirty method, but it works

[@crazdrms]

is this how you setup your project when you develop application professionally?

[@LearnpythontutorialFree]

Yes

[@vincentcui2237]

where is the urls.py description?????

[@karl7450]

i literally only came to this video to see the urls.py :(

[@denzen5583]

Thanks man

[@liuduan9809]

Very good video. You explained a very complex problem in a simple way, and even I can understand.

[@LearnpythontutorialFree]

+Liu Duan thank you for watching!

[@AhmedIbrahim-wc7zp]

Full of vulnerabilities

[@ThinhLe-ih6uk]

I read many documents but I didn't see any thing I need, and I try to find in youtube and I see this video, and you save my life, request.GET.get("..."). Many thanks