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Originally Posted by TouchToneTommy
One thing I tried, was " insert(url[:40] + 'v-print/' + url[40:]) "
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I really should never give advice on Python, without testing, but I can't resist. The code above doesn't look right to me. "insert" will put something into a list, but you've got two problems. First is your form - you'd need to specify the list you're inserting into like: list.insert(i, x). The first argument is the index of the element before which to insert.
Second, I don't think you can insert into a string in Python - instead, you create a new string.
You might try this:
Code:
url2 = url[:40] + 'v-print/' + url[40:]
return url2