Generate the URL for a named dispatch rule. In this way it is possible to automatically change the generated URLs when the dispatch rules are modified.<\/p>\n
For example to generate the URL to the admin for editing a page<\/a>, use:<\/p>\n Assuming myid is 42 then this will generate (on most Zotonic sites) the URL “\/admin\/edit\/42”. The name “admin_edit_rsc” can be found in When the dispatch rule named in the first argument is unknown then an empty string is returned. There is no error message. This is to prevent breaking the web site when modules are enabled or disabled.<\/p>\n Arguments not named in the path of the dispatch rule are added to the query string of the returned URL:<\/p>\n Returns the URL “\/admin\/edit\/42?foo=bar”.<\/p>\n Note<\/p> The preferred way to generate the URL of a page (resource) is:<\/p> By default, the will return a URL like “http:\/\/example.com\/admin\/edit\/42?foo=bar<\/a>”.<\/p>\n{% url admin_edit_rsc id=myid %}\n<\/code><\/pre>\ndispatch#mod_admin\/dispatch<\/code><\/a>. Which dispatch rules<\/a> are available depends on which Modules<\/a> are enabled.<\/p>\n{% url admin_edit_rsc id=42 foo="bar" %}\n<\/code><\/pre>\n{{ m.rsc[myid].page_url }}\n<\/code><\/pre><\/div>\nGenerate absolute URLs<\/h2>\n
{% url %}<\/code> tag generates relative URLs. Add the argument absolute_url<\/code> to generate absolute URLs that include the scheme and hostname:<\/p>\n{% url admin_edit_rsc id=42 foo="bar" absolute_url %}\n<\/code><\/pre>\nFinding out the current dispatch rule<\/h2>\n