Question

I am in the process of deploying a new Django site to replace a current Wordpress blog. As I get it setup, I want to test everything in the domain s subdirectory before I switch things to the root and "go live". For example: http://example.com/django/

Editing my .htaccess file allows me to redirect things without a hitch (I can see the Django site and my wordpress site still works), however, I am not sure how to tell Django to view http://example.com/django/ as the BASE URL (rather than just http://example.com/) ... I tried setting my SITE domain but that didn t help.

Currently, all my pages get a 404 response - they they aren t matching any url patterns (because none of my url patterns start with django/).

I looked for a way to set a BASE_URL but can t find any. Ideas? I only want to do this for a couple hours while I test everything to make sure it is working and then swap the settings in the .htaccess file and run it on the main site.

Answer 1

Set the following in your Apache directive:

    PythonOption django.root /django

Then django will trim /django off the front of every URL request.

Answer 2

One way to do this would be to copy your current mysite/mysite/urls.py call it say betaurls.py to add /django/ before each url, thus

from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
from django.contrib import admin
admin.autodiscover()
urlpatterns = patterns(  ,
    url(r ^admin/ , include(admin.site.urls)),
)

in urls.py would become

from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
from django.contrib import admin
admin.autodiscover()
urlpatterns = patterns(  ,
    url(r ^django/admin/ , include(admin.site.urls)),
)

in the new file betaurls.py and then, in the settings.py file, alternate between

ROOT_URLCONF =  mysite.urls

and

ROOT_URLCONF =  mysite.betaurls

So /django/ becomes your new root for the django deployment.

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