On zondag 3 juni 2018 22:45:31 CEST Richard Brockie wrote:
> Any advice on how I can accomplish this? Any particular things I would need
> to do in the Django project to make this possible?
Since you seem to be using the {% url %} tag and have no absolute URLs with
the hostname in it, I don't think Django is part of the problem, short of
ALLOWED_HOSTS setting.
Your problem would be in the webserver configuration and as you suspected the
SSL certificate.
Why don't you add a subdomain 'test', add it to allowed hosts setting, add the
certificate and see what breaks. I don't think anything breaks at all.
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Melvyn Sopacua
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