Django URLtags is a collection of template tags and filters for manipulating URLs or adding some convenience methods for common practices.
add_qs_param
Usage: {% add_qs_param url varname value %}
This tag intelligently adds or replaces the query string parameter varname and assigns it value.
url, varname, and value can be static values or variables
Examples
Adding a single query string parameter
{% add_qs_param http://example.com/ q 1 %}generates:
http://example.com/?q=1
Adding a query string parameter to a URL with a query string.
{% add_qs_param http://example.com/?sort=asc q 1 %}generates:
http://example.com/?sort=asc&q=1
Adding a query string parameter to a URL that already has that parameter.
{% add_qs_param http://example.com/?q=5 q 1 %}generates:
http://example.com/?q=1
Adding a query string parameter to a URL that has a page fragment.
{% add_qs_param http://example.com/#gohere q 1 %}generates:
http://example.com/?q=1#gohere
add_fragment
Usage: {{ url|add_fragment:variable }} or {{ url|add_fragment:"fragment" }}
This tag intelligently adds or replaces the URL fragment. You can pass a variable as the parameter to add_fragment or a static value. You must quote static values.
Example
{{ url|add_fragment:"gohere" }}generates:
http://example.com/#gohere
absurl
Just like Django’s url tag but adds the domain of the current site.
link
Usage: {{ object|link }}
Outputs the object in a anchor tag which is the equivalent of <a href="{{ object.get_absolute_url }}">{{ object }}</a>
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