>
> ok now to learn how to catch that url
> will something like this would work?
> url(r'^thanks/(?P<your_email>w+)/$', views.thanks),
>
That should work in theory, although the "w" in the regular expression
won't match the @ sign or the periods.
If you use the /thanks/?email=y...@email.etc you can use this syntax in the
urls:
url(r'^thanks/$', views.thanks),
And this in the view:
def thanks(request):
render(request, 'thanks.html', {'email': request.GET.get('email')})
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