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After the form is submitted a get request with parameters will be created, I was struggling with the regex in the urls.py I want to know the pattern for this Get request 

/create-usecase/?usecase_name=test&category=1&sub_category=msameh&csrfmiddlewaretoken=m4UIwr0qsWuAwVJq7OCLt6KY8EnFrlFDNGJcTUicY2rUylMgFMzILElZaPDbNLtr

and how to get these values in the view function

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  • Note that you don't need {% csrf_token %} in your form if you are making GET requests. Commented May 16, 2018 at 10:55
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    Duplicate of stackoverflow.com/questions/3711349/… Commented Jul 26, 2019 at 2:36
  • Once you implemented the view which takes parameters from the GET, you can add a view with parameters in the URL that redirects to the query view. Commented Dec 13, 2022 at 9:23

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The query string is never part of the routing. The view at /create-usecase/ will need to inspect request.GET directly or otherwise and operate based on that.

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so how to send the values of usecase_name, category and sub_category to another view function
Get them from request.GET.
I am not sure how its going to work because in the urls.py I have a path of pattern 'create-usecase/' which fire up the function called create_usecase I want to take the values from the form in the create-user template and transfer it to another function which is questions but to do that i must use another url pattern which i don't know how to use request.get

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