I have a working .htaccess:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !\.(gif|jpg|png|css|js|ico)$
RewriteRule (.*) /<wsgi_path>/$1
So the project that used to be at
http://www.<domain_name>/<wsgi_path>/
is apparently moved to
http://www.<domain_name>/
which is what I intended.
However, all hyperlinks made with {% url ... %} now point to
http://www.<domain_name>/<wsgi_path>/<and_so_on>/
I think I see why but fixing it is too subtle for me at this stage. Is this
a Django problem or a mod_rewrite problem?
On the Django wiki I found a reference to the [PT] flag. That led me to the
mod_rewrite dox and a reference to mod_alias. I tried this but it failed:
RewriteRule (.*) /<wsgi_path>/$1 [PT]
Alias /<wsgi_path>/ /
Any help much appreciated. Thanks, Robin
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