I have Problem
and Solution
model defined in my models.py
. Solution
has a foreignkey to the Problem
model. That is, a problem can have many solutions.
I want to create urls like www.example.com/problem/problem_id/solution/solution_number/
where problem_id
describes the primary key of Problem model and solution_number
describes the order in which the solution was posted for a particular problem. In other words, if a solution is first solution to a given problem, its order should be 1 and second solution to the same problem gets an order 2.
This will allow me to access a solution to particular problem like Solution.objects.get(problem=problem, order=order)
easy
root urls.py
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^problem/', include('your.apps.problem.urls')
]
problem.urls.py
from .views import solution
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^(?P<prob_id>\d+)/solution/(?P<sol_id>\d+)/$', solution)
]
views.py
def solution(request, prob_id, sol_id):
sol = Solution.objects.get(problem_id=prob_id, pk=sol_id)
dont query by object in Foreignkey fields, better with _id
which does not involve Problem
table in this case.
you dont need order
. ID is always asc ordered.
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