I'm a little fuzzy on how Django imports additional app URLconfs. I've
got two parts of an app that are closely related to one another,
however I'd like to give them both root URLs.
myproject/urls.py::
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^feature1/', include('myproject.apps.myapp.urls')),
(r'^feature2/', include('myproject.apps.myapp.urls')),
)
Is there a way to group the URLs in the app's urls.py so as to keep
them all in that one file? Or do I *have* to make seperate files (e.g.
feature1_urls.py, feature2_urls.py)?
myproject/urls.py::
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^feature1/',
include('myproject.apps.myapp.urls.feature1')),
(r'^feature2/',
include('myproject.apps.myapp.urls.feature2')),
)
- whiteinge
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