How to check the HTTP_HOST from templates/404.html when using flat pages
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tiff
Feb 5, 2012, 10:54:28 PM2/5/12
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Hi,
I am using flatpages and I have a 404.html in my templates directory.
I need the 404 page to extend different templates depending on the
HTTP_HOST (the same app is delivering pages for multiple domains).
What's the easiest way to achieve this from the 404 page without
overriding the 404 handler?
Is there a built in tagname?
TIA
Steve
I am using flatpages and I have a 404.html in my templates directory.
I need the 404 page to extend different templates depending on the
HTTP_HOST (the same app is delivering pages for multiple domains).
What's the easiest way to achieve this from the 404 page without
overriding the 404 handler?
Is there a built in tagname?
TIA
Steve
tiff
Feb 6, 2012, 4:08:06 PM2/6/12
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I must have been tired!
Simply added code to existing context processor to provide request.META['HTTP_HOST'] as a variable in the returned dictionary.
Doh!
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