Hi, i resolved the problem by creating a custom url tag named
app1_url. I copied the code from URLNode and related url method (of
defaulttags.py) and modified the calls to reverse so that it gets the
argument urlconf.
On Aug 29, 9:06 pm, selcukcihan <selcukci...@gmail.com> wrote:
> (Django release 1.1)
> Hi, i have an application within my project, call it app1. It has
> urls.py within its directory. That project.app1.urls does not get
> included within ROOT_URLCONF(which points to 'project.urls'). I needed
> project.app1.urls be isolated from other urls. Then i wrote a
> middleware implementing process_request and injecting a urlconf
> attribute to some of the requests(those requests related to app1) with
> request.urlconf = 'project.app1.urls'.
>
> The problem is, when i do {% url named_url %} within a template, i get
> NoReverseMatch exception.
> Looking through django source, i see that render method of URLNode
> class within defaulttags.py tries a reverse. It does not supply named
> parameter "urlconf" to reverse method and so it can not resolve the
> url. I need a way to modify this behaviour so the url actually gets
> resolved. I don't know if namespaces would solve my problem? request
> object passed to the template has indeed a urlconf parameter, but it
> is not used when doing reverse within URLNode class' render method.
> Thanks in advance for any pointers, ideas.
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