I have one def function that I would like to use to handle two urls. I need the function to behave slightly differently depending on which url is called. Is there a way to add inputs to the def function from urls.py?
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I have one def function that I would like to use to handle two urls. I need the function to behave slightly differently depending on which url is called. Is there a way to add inputs to the def function from urls.py?
Pass an extra option to the view that it can check to see which urlconf it was invoked from.