Noob question: I've just started getting into django, and wanted to get
opinions on auto generating url patterns from a db. Is that bad
practice, will it slow down the site?

I'm thinking of doing this for a few reasons:

1) The client is very particular about the path. So I want to use one
app to serve a lot of differnet urls that all basically do the same
thing, but not have to specify each one in url.py files

2) While most pages would simply show some text from a table (basically
be static). Some of the pages in the tree would need more customization
(dynamic lists and so forth), and its my understanding that I can't do
that with flatpages, whereas with my own table a simple bool will tell
me which are which.

3) I need multiple languages support in the db. As far as I know,
flatpages doesn't do that. I can't just use the trans tag because the
translators need to be able to work through a db interface.

I am going about this the right way? or are there reasons why this
would be a bad idea? If there are any other suggestions of how to do
want I need better that would ge great too.

Tx for the help


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