Django page URL contains %3f instead of "?" sign

Question

I'm using Django paginator in CBV, and after form submit (creates new post) I'm trying to redirect to actual page with newly created post. I'm using reverse_lazy with keyword argument for page number, but in URL generated with reverse_lazy, ? sign on the beginning is changed to %3F, e.g. ?page=7->%3Fpage=7. And consequently, I get redirected to first page.

My URL path:

path("homeT/?page=<int:num>", views.homeTestView.as_view(), name="actual_page"),

I use reverse_lazy like this:

return reverse_lazy("actual_page", kwargs={'num': page_num})

P.S. And is there a easier way to get redirect to page with newly created post/comment?? Thank you.

page_num is not a query argument here. There can be any number instead of page_num variable, and still I will get %3F instead of "?" mark in generated URL. — Aleksandr Kholiavskyi, Sep 25 '18 at 21:05
I don't understand the relevance. Yes, page_num is a query argument, which is not part of the URL by accessed via the `requwst.GET` querydict. — Daniel Roseman, Sep 25 '18 at 21:11

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Sep 25 '18 at 22:09

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Ok, i solved this with using such "hardcoded" approach: return reverse("homeT") + "?page=%s" % page_num. And redirect to page with newly created post is described Here

answered Sep 25 '18 at 22:09

Aleksandr Kholiavskyi

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