Django templates stripping spaces?
'\s' might be ok in the use case described above, but be careful, this replaces other whitespaces like '\t' or '\n' as well! If this is not what you want, just use " " instead.
I'm having trouble with Django templates and CharField models.
So I have a model with a CharField that creates a slug that replaces spaces with underscores. If I create an object, Somename Somesurname, this creates slug Somename_Somesurname and gets displayed as expected on the template. 
However, if I create an object, Somename Somesurname (notice the second space), slug Somename__Somesurname is created, and although on the Django console I see this as <Object: Somename  Somesurname>, on the template it is displayed as Somename Somesurname. 
So do Django templates somehow strip spaces? Is there a filter I can use to get the name with its spaces?