flask - the python framework - lemm.ee
flask - the python framework - lemm.ee
lemmy community for the popular and lightweight backend framework flask, written in python.
Join if you want to have some geek discussions about it, or ask for help/ provide help.
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i'm having a hard time understanding the url syntax, can anyone help me fix that?
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It's based on markdown. Here's two ways you can write the link:
!flask@lemm.ee [!flask@lemm.ee](https://lemm.ee/c/flask)The first one is a link that goes to the community from your current instance, which is handy. E.g. when I click it, I'll go to https://discuss.online/c/flask@lemm.ee. If someone on lemmy.world clicks it, they'll go to https://lemmy.world/c/flask@lemm.ee. This format is specific to Lemmy, but is similar to reddit's
/r/flasksyntax.The second link is a regular markdown link, and has the general format of [regular text](some url). This will always go straight to the URL, and won't have the above behavior. Generally for linking stuff like this, the first option is preferred.
All that said, to answer your question, I think you just typo'ed the URL. You typed
lemm.me(extram) instead oflemm.ee-
woops. there's no delete confirmation, and im writing my thankyou message for the third time thanks a lot!!! on a side note, i hate your pfp. lol it took me a while to figure out whats wrong.
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lol it took me a while to figure out whats wrong.
You're not the only one ha ha
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oh wow, there's no delete confirmation, that sucks. i misclicked my entire thankyou comment, once again, thanks a lot! and i hate your pfp >:( it makes me feel that lemme is slow lol it took me some time to figure out
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Thanks! FYI, you can undelete a comment pretty easily, so if you accidentally delete it, just undelete it.
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Oh okay, didn't know that. Is there a time frame for undeletion
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I've never tried it past a few minutes, but I don't think so?
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