As a followup, I had to do something similar and ended up using this:
# Gets the http://domain.com without the trailing /
base_url = request.build_absolute_uri('/')[:-1]
And in the template I can do this:
<a href="{{ base_url }}{% url some_view_name %}">...</a>
The benefits:
-You only have to create the base_url in the view, the rest you can do
in the template itself.
-The URLs are absolute & contain the domain (ie. http://www.domain.com/page/1,
https://www.domain.com:8008/view2, etc).
-Includes http & https.
-Simple.
This the method I'm using from now on.
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