Wiadomość napisana w dniu 2008-10-27, o godz. 04:00, przez killer
barney:
> I'm not too familiar with how to handle subdomain requests on django.
> If i have test.example.com, is this somethign I'm supposed to find in
> the urls.py?? Or is this done in the middleware?
>
> I'm really confused about this, so you may have to give me step by
> step instructions =)
It depends.
If the subdomain is supposed to handle part of your application
functionality (eg. section for partners, admin application, some other
management interface), it seems feasible to do the routing in
middleware by changing request.urlconf, like:
class SubdomainsMiddleware(object):
def process_request(self, request):
parts = request.META['HTTP_HOST'].split('.')
if parts[0] in settings.SUBDOMAINS_MAP:
request.urlconf = settings.SUBDOMAINS_MAP[parts[0]]
The above example code requires that you maintain a mapping
(dictionary) of subdomain names to urlconf modules.
In any other case I'd suggest configuring virtual host and serve it
with another application.
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