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Blejwi
Blejwi

Reputation: 1025

Django - standalone html apps in subdirectory

I have django app where i can upload my zipped online catalogue.

File structure is something similar to this:

-index.html
-book.swf
-css/
-js/

Now I want to store in my media directory in subdirectory named by it's ID. Example path: /media/publication/12

Is there any way to open this directly without rounting? Now i get 403 error. I could do something like this in some PHP frameworks. I created a subdirectory in my app main directory and I could just open in web browser: example.com/publication/12 and index.html was shown in browser.

I want to do it like this because there is many relative urls in files in these catalogues an when I use routes, relative paths to assets are not working and there is too much css, js and flash files linked in index.html. Regexp replacing isn't working well too.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 89

Answers (1)

Daniel Roseman
Daniel Roseman

Reputation: 599846

This is not a Django question; these are all static files and should not go through Django. You need to configure your web server to serve files under /media/.

Upvotes: 1

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