I was wondering what is the recommended way of passing URL Parameters into the template of a WizardView?
This is done automatically in templates of generic Django views such as a ListView, I am able to use URL Parameters simply by using the name of the capture parameter.
For example if my URL is defined as path('<location>/', views.CustomerIndexView.as_view(), name='customer_index'),
Then I can access that captured value simply using {{ location }} in my template.
This does not work in the template of a WizardView or one of its descendants. Looking at the kwargs of the view I can see that the captured value is present, but it isn't passed as context to the template, is this by design?
Hi there,
I was wondering what is the recommended way of passing URL Parameters into the template of a WizardView?
This is done automatically in templates of generic Django views such as a ListView, I am able to use URL Parameters simply by using the name of the capture parameter.
For example if my URL is defined as
path('<location>/', views.CustomerIndexView.as_view(), name='customer_index'),Then I can access that captured value simply using
{{ location }}in my template.This does not work in the template of a WizardView or one of its descendants. Looking at the kwargs of the view I can see that the captured value is present, but it isn't passed as context to the template, is this by design?