Pass the current Site object into the template as part of the context. Then
you can do: {{ current_site.domain }}{% url account_activation %} for the
absolute url.
On Nov 24, 2010, at 8:16 AM, robos85 wrote:
> small correction not {{ url }} but {% url %} ?
>
> On 24 Lis, 14:01, robos85 <prog...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm writing an email sending module based on on templates. I have no
>> idea how to put absolute url to my template (for
>> examplehttp://domain.com/account/activate/2). I have special url for this,
>> named account_activation.
>> I know how to pass variables but how to create that url?
>> Shouls I use {{ url }} tag? It creates relative paths starting
>> with / :/
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