> I am putting same pattern because both tellfriend and hero belongs to
> same template.
>
> refer template has two form.
Okay, so want to display two forms on one template and want some logic
that depends on which of the two "Submit" buttons the user pressed. Is
that assumption right?
urls.py (if you need the two different views):
url(r'^refer/friend/$', 'erp_site.views.tellfriend',
name='tell_friend'),
url(r'^refer/hero/$', 'erp_site.views.hero', name='hero'),
urls.py (if you put it all in one view that get's the additional
variable 'referrer'):
url(r'^refer/(?P<referrer>(friend|hero))/$',
'erp_site.views.composite_view', name='tell_friend_hero')
and then pass the referrer in the url-tag
{% url tell_friend_hero friend %}
{% url tell_friend_hero hero %}
the view would then need to separate:
def composite_view(request, referrer):
if referrer == 'friend':
#do sth.
if referrer == ' hero':
#do sth. else
just an example... If you don't understand the second one, try the
first ;-)
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