Hi,
I am trying to serve up an mp4 video from my django app. I've
generated the video
using a tool called Camtasia, and it creates a set of files for me
that all go in a single
directory. I've put these down in my site_media directory with a
directory structure like this:
site_media/img/help/overview_video/overview_video.html
overview_video.mp4
overview_video_controller.swf
swfobject.js
exprsesInstall.swf
If I reference overview_video.html like this, it works just fine:
http://mysite.com/site_media/img/help/overview_video/overview_video.html
But I don't want the user to see site_media in their url. Instead I'd
like them to go
to a nicer looking url, like this:
http://mysite.com/taskmanager/help/overview_video
So I'm trying to figure out what I put in my taskmanager app urls.py
in order to make it
handle the nicer url and then redirect to site_media/img/help/
overview_video/overview_video.html.
I think I should be able to do something like this:
url(r'^help/overview_video$', direct_to_template,
{"template": "[reference_to_site_media]/img/help/
overview_video/overview_video.html"})
But I can't figure out what to put in for [reference_to_site_media].
Could someone give me a hand?
Thanks.
Margie
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