Hi!
I'd like my customer to be able to deploy my Django application at
http://host/some/custom/path/. Deployment is going to use Apache, not
yet decided between mod_python and (more likely) FastCGI.
One option I see is to use a configurable prefix for all regexp's in
top-level url.py, then use {% url .... %} for all references.
Unfrotunately I still use 0.96 at the moment, and don't want to use
devel version.
Alternatively, I can:
a) strip away the URL prefix using mod_rewrite
b) define a custom config variable called e.g. BASE_URL and use it as a
prefix to every (absolute) URL outputed into HTML
I could avoid b) by using only relative URLs, but this is pain in this
particular case.
Any suggestions?
Best Regards,
Przemyslaw
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