[Fixed]-NoReverseMatch at /

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This line:

url(r'(?P<countryorcategory>[0-9A-Za-z._%+-]+)', explore_view, name='explore')

…is defining an url that takes an argument countryorcategory in the template. You need to put an argument on your url either of the following in your template:

{% url 'explore' argument %}
{% url 'explore' countryorcategory=argument %}

If you want to continue to use non-argument urls with the same name, you can define additional urls with the same name but with different patterns. For example:

urlpatterns = patterns('',
    url(r'(?P<countryorcategory>[0-9A-Za-z._%+-]+)', explore_view, name='explore'),
    url(r'', explore_view, name='explore'),
)

Then {% url 'explore' %} should work both with and without an argument.

👤mfitzp

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For me, I forgot the namespace of the Route. Instead of

{% url 'login' %}

I should have written

{% url 'accounts:login' %}

with this configuration:

# root URLs
url(r'^accounts/', include('myproject.accounts.accounts.urls', namespace='accounts'))

# accounts URLs
url(r'^login$', views.login, name='login')
👤Jonas Gröger

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I’m assuming you are using a template with something like this :

 {% url 'explore' argument %}

And this error probably means that the argument is not set to anything.

👤Emil Davtyan

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