On Sep 7, 2005, at 12:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, and this means everything will be completely shared. Will the
"site" part of the flatfiles function as I would guess?
Exactly.
Add a site object (has to be done manually in the DB right now) and
then set the site for the flat page. Also, anywhere you want non-
globally-shared content, add a relation to core.Site to the object
and check in the view that the object exists in the current site.
The "right" way to do this is to set SITE_ID in your individual
Django config file and check against that.
For example, let's say you have two sites, www.example.com and
www2.example.com. In you www.py settings file, you'd have "SITE_ID =
1" and in your www2.py settings "SITE_ID = 2". Then a "stories
index" view could look like:
from django.conf.settings import SITE_ID
from django.models.stories import stories
def stories_index(request):
story_list = stories.get_list(site__pk=SITE_ID)
# do something with story list...
Your view will automatically pick up the right site through the
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE mechanism, and your stories won't be shared.
Clear as mud?
Jacob
