Use reverse so more redirects work when MapIt is mounted on a subpath#228
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If you've included MapIt in another Django project, e.g. with:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
(r'^mapit/', include('mapit.urls')),
)
... then some of the views that returned a redirect to a URL
constructed with string formatting would redirect to a path
that didn't include the 'mapit/' prefix. If these paths are
constructed with reverse() instead, it works properly.
This also introduces some new URL pattern names, so the URL
patterns can be referred to more concisely.
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If you've included MapIt in another Django project, e.g. with:
... then some of the views that returned a redirect to a URL
constructed with string formatting would redirect to a path
that didn't include the 'mapit/' prefix. If these paths are
constructed with reverse() instead, it works properly.
This also introduces some new URL pattern names, so the URL
patterns can be referred to more concisely.