What does this URL pattern mean?
url(r'^(?P<itemnum>\d+)/$', views.confirm, name='confirm-page'),
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How can I activate it?
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... and name='confirm-page' used to set name for this uri. It used in redirects, templates to provide <a href={% url 'confirm-page' 75%}... and etc.eri– eri2013-07-29 20:21:18 +00:00Commented Jul 29, 2013 at 20:21
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A request to /75/ or /3/ would call the function views.confirm(itemnum='75') or views.confirm(itemnum='3').
The variable itemnum can hold any number.
You can read more about url dispatcher here.
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Let's see:
^means the beginning of a string(?P<itemnum>\d+)is a named saving group that in your case matches 1 or more digits in a row. The captured part of the url will be passed as a keyword argument to yourviews.confirmfunction:def confirm(request, itemnum=None): print itemnum ...$means the end of a string
Example: 2013 will be captured from http://mydomain.com/2013/.
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Henrik Andersson
I would like to add this URL for reference