Howdy,
I'm pretty much a django newbie and can't figure out how to resolve the
following issue. I am hosting a local copy of the OpenLayers javascript library
and it's associated static content including .png's and .css's.
On my file system, the structure is:
mapping/static/openlayers.js
mapping/static/img/*.png
mapping/static/theme/...
Internal to OpenLayers, OpenLayers gets images and such using relative paths
like "img/whatever.png" and "theme/default/style.css". Notice that these urls
are relative to OpenLayers.
Within Django, I am using staticfiles and staticfiles_urlpatterns for urls.
So within my web page template I can get to OpenLayers just fine via:
<script type="text/javascript" src="{{ STATIC_URL }}openlayers.js"></script>
which resolves to:
http://localhost:8000/mapping/static/openlayers.js
The problem is that with OpenLayers, the resources referenced by
"img/whatever.png" are resolved into
http://localhost:8000/mapping/img/whatever.png
not
http://localhost:8000/mapping/static/img/whatever.png
where they would be found.
Is there an easy way to fix this? I don't want to move OpenLayers, and I really
don't want to have to edit OpenLayers.
thanks,
Danny
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