Django, remove the querystring from a url string-CodePudding

Good day all. I've to modify a string in a template that use Django. the string is a URL, but this can contain a querystring, so basically the url could be:

"www.test.com/something" or
"www.test.com/something?page=2"

I'd like to remove the "?page=2" from the url, in javascript I'd do something like

urlString.split("?")[0];

is there any similar solution in django? I can only access the "frontend" of this site, so I cannot define anything, I can only modify the "templates".

Thanks in advance.

CodePudding user response：

With python (Django is Python) it's nearly the same syntax.

Just without the semicolon at line end.

The variable name urlString could also be used but its a soft standard to write snake cased object variables.

url_string = 'www.test.com/something'
url_string.split('?')[0]


url_string = 'www.test.com/something?page=2'
url_string.split('?')[0]