How to pass multiple arguments from one template to another template?

Question

I'm creating a to do list, and on the detail page I have a list of tasks. And when I click on the delete button on the side of the task, it will bring me to a delete confirmation page.

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Question I've been stuck for a long while trying to figure a way to pass in 2 different pks(dailies.pk & task.pk) from the detail page to the delete confirmation page, so that I can click the delete button to delete task(associated with task.pk) or click "back" to return to the previous page(with dailies.pk as a reference). Currently i'm only able to pass in one argument

dailies_detail.html:

<h3>   
  <p>
      {{dailies.date}}
      Dailies pk({{dailies.pk}})
      <a href="{% url 'task-create' dailies.pk %}">Add task</a> 
  </p>



  {% for todo in dailies.dailytask_set.all %}
  <br>
  {{todo.task}} {{todo.pk}} <a href="{% url 'task-delete' todo.pk   %}"> Delete</a>
  {% endfor %}    
</h3>

I tried to do {% url 'task-delete' todo.pk dailies.pk %}, that didn't work

URLS:

urlpatterns = [
    path('', DailiesListView.as_view(), name='home'),
    path('dailies/<int:pk>/', DailiesDetailView.as_view(), name='todo-detail'),
    path('dailies/<int:pk>/task-create/', TaskCreate.as_view(), name='task-create'),


    path('dailies/<int:pk>/task-delete/', TaskDelete.as_view(), name='task-delete'),
    # I kind of wanted to do something like 'dailies/<int:dailies_pk>/task-delete/<task_pk>/'

]

I know that I need to do something with the URL in order to take in both arguments, not quite sure how to go about it.

View:

class TaskDelete(LoginRequiredMixin, DeleteView):
    model = DailyTask
    template_name = 'task_confirm_delete.html'
    context_object_name = 'task'

    # has issues, yet to be able to pass in detail pk
    def get_success_url(self):
        detail_view_id = self.kwargs['pk']
        return reverse_lazy('todo-detail', kwargs={'pk': detail_view_id})

    #How can I get both pks? currently only getting task.pk
    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        context = super().get_context_data(**kwargs)
        # detail_view_id = self.kwargs['pk_detail']
        # context['pk_detail'] = detail_view_id

        task_id = self.kwargs['pk']
        context['pk'] = task_id

          
        return context

I see some similarity to this question, but I'm still confused: link