[Answer]-The page is not going through after all, I feel I did everything right. Can someone spot my mistake

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?P is only used when you want a substring matched by the group to accessible via a symbolic group name. See the Python regular expression docs for a more thorough explanation.

Because you aren’t referencing the regular expressions by name, you’ll just want to exclude the ?P altogether:

url(
    r'^deals/(\d{4})/(\d{2})/(.*)/$', 
    'deals.views.deal_detail',
    name='deal_detail'
),
👤rnevius

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Also try having just one filter, Django does sometimes produce odd SQL when chaining queries like that. 

instance = Deal.objects.get(publish_date__year=year, publish_date__month=month, slug=slug)
queryset = Deal.objects.filter(publish_date__year=year, publish_date__month=month, slug=slug)
👤vishen

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