[Starson17]

Originally Posted by thczv

This appears to work great. Thank you. Could you explain the nuts and bolts logic of what this does, or direct me to a web site where I can learn about it?

Thanks again.

I thought I was going above and beyond to give you the whole list of options and why I chose split/join, but sure:

    def print_version(self,url):
        #split will chop up the URL into a Python list of string pieces
        #each one was a string between a slash
        segments = url.split('/') 
        #segments is now the name of that list of strings
        printURL = '/'.join(segments[0:6]) + '/v-print/' + '/'.join(segments[6:])
        #segments[0:6] is a list containing the first six string pieces.
        # '/'.join(segments[0:6]) is a single string where the first six strings 
        #have been concatenated back as a single string, with the slashes put back 
        # segments[6:] is a list of all string pieces after the sixth
        # see above for what '/'.join(segments[6:]) is
        # The + signs concatenate it together, putting  '/v-print/' in the middle with the slashes 
        return printURL

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