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DMP doesn’t really support having your entire site in a subdirectory — devSite/ in your case. It’s going to see the first url part as the app (devSite) and the second part as the .py file to call (timesheets). In your URL, “index” is request.urlparams[0]

I have no problem adding this behavior to DMP, though. It just doesn’t do this now.

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On Apr 14, 2015, at 10:59, Kevin Gardner [email protected] wrote:

Could you post the code where you're trying to reach the URL? I've noticed that within my application, I always need to explicitly state the URL as '/app/view.viewfunction/urlparameters/.' You'll notice that, because you've used a string in the app portion of the URL that your project doesn't recognize ('devSite'), the DMP router has defaulted to the default app that you've listed in your settings.py file ('homepage').

Just as a side note, the default app and default page are set using the DMP_DEFAULT_PAGE, DMP_DEFAULT_APP options in your settings file. The DMP router will default to these if it doesn't recognize something in your URL.

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I just think that having the site hosted in a subdirectory makes sense, so I consider this a valuable fix if you can indeed implement it.

Thanks!

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I just uploaded a change that makes it possible to have a subdirectory. See the tutorial here:

https://github.com/doconix/django-mako-plus#installing-django-in-a-subdirectory

And be sure to update DMP:

pip install --upgrade django-mako-plus

Let me know if you have any bugs with it.

Once you upgrade, all you should have to do is add "DMP_URL_START_INDEX=0" to settings.py. Note that I switched the way the settings.py items are specified, so the tutorial will be a little different than what you already have. You can switch to the new format or use DMP_URL_START_INDEX with the old format.

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Brigham Young University
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Blog: http://goalbrecht.com/

On Apr 15, 2015, at 10:54, Conan Albrecht [email protected] wrote:

Sure. Will do asap. Hopefully in the next couple days.

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You're the man! :) Thanks!

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