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POIn Django urls. How can we make the link argument as optional .i.e. (\w+)
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<p>I want to make the arguments i pass through the urls as optional.</p> <pre><code> url(r'^dashboard/forms/(\w+)|/create/$','dashboard_message_create'), url(r'^dashboard/forms/(\w+)/delete/$', 'delete'), </code></pre> <p>The problem with using "|" is that django cannot distinguish between the above 2 urls. I am new to django . So any pointers in this direction will be very useful. Thanks in advance</p>
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