Apache | Django: How to run websites on the back of the base URL?

Question

I have a base url. http://baseurl.com/ I'm trying to run projects on the back. For example, http://baseurl.com/mongoose/ Projects are being executed, but the URL does not work properly, because they all refer to the base url. So for the About Me page, this points to http://baseurl.com/about instead of http://baseurl.com/mongoose/about

Is this something I need to change in django or apache? Am I what I'm trying to do even the best?

Based on the background of IIS.net, I know that in IIS you can “Build and Apply” on a site that essentially does what I am trying to achieve now with Apache and Django.

thank

Answer 1

You do not have to do anything. Apache is supposed to set a request header with a name SCRIPT_NAMEthat is your base URL, and all URL callbacks take this into account.

How do you create these urls in your templates?

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So your problem is getting Flatpages URLs. The problem is that the usual way to calculate URLs dynamically so that they are taken into account SCRIPT_NAMEusing a function reverse()or tag {% url %}does not work with Flatpages, because they are not sent via .py URLs, but through special middleware that runs on 404 .

urls.py flatpages. flatpagemiddleware settings.py, urls.py :

url(r'^(?P<url>.*)$', 'django.contrib.flatpages.views.flatpage', name='flatpage'), 

:

<a href="{% url flatpage page.url %}">

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Answer 2

urls.py (-), , . , /something, . / URL-, . , reverse django.core.urlresolvers