There are a few fairly recent threads touching this issue - including
one of mine - but I'd like to ask a new question.
The FlatPage model requires an explicity defined - ie hard-coded - URL
and get_absolute_url() is set equal to this hard-coded URL (eg "/
about/").
For my purposes I needed to add a site-dependent root folder to all
these URLs, which can be done like this in the settings.py file:
ABSOLUTE_URL_OVERRIDES = {
'flatpages.flatpage': lambda o: "/cms%s" % o.url,
}
so that the URL becomes /cms/about/
This works fine but I am wondering: can the function in
ABSOLUTE_URL_OVERRIDES make use of reverse(), so as to avoid hard-
coding the "/cms" into the setting?
I tried to do this with several variants of what looked to me (as a
beginner) like plausible syntax, but none of them worked, and I could
not find any examples on the web. Is there a way to do this, or is
there some inherent limitation on the type of function which can be
used with ABSOLUTE_URL_OVERRIDES?
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