I am not sure what is the difference between {% url url_name %} and {% url ‘url_name’ %}. Why is there such a difference. When to use what? Need some clarification on that… Thanks..
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I am not sure what is the difference between {% url url_name %} and {% url ‘url_name’ %}. Why is there such a difference. When to use what? Need some clarification on that… Thanks..
As of django 1.5
{% url url_name %}would treat the argument as a context variable, whereas{% url 'url_name' %}would give you the url named ‘url_name’. In prior versions, the latter syntax is wrong, and won’t work.