Dan,
do you want to sell some products only to owners of mobile
devices? :-))
What about risk, that you forget to assign one or even both sites to
the product?
You probably need not a new site for mobile devices. This is also
better/recommended for search engines not to have the same content on
different domains. There is a risk that only one page from a random
domain would be indexed. You can use own context processor to get
information about user agent type and provide also an url to switch
between mobile/PC and store that info to session as having precedence
over autodetection if autodetection is not exact for some device.
base.html
{% if thatcontextvariable = "mobile" %}mobile.css{% else %}normal.css.
etc.
Hmm. You need different templates or even more?
A) Copy and modify filesystem template loader (it is short) and add
your conditional loader to the first place in TEMPLATE_LOADERS.
(Bruce's packages required by Satchmo inspired me.)
B) Something similar to threaded_multihost. Dynamically overwrite
something according some condition. If you need not multihreading, it
is easier/feasible do it safe.
This would be probably a useful patch and would not have a negative
impact on the performance.
> Is there anyway i can change this without forking Satchmo?
Is there anyway you can change it with forking?
If you try
python manage.py test
after that change, you will probably see many errors, which take you
much longer time to solve them, despite of Satchmo efficiency. (due to
a new binding table. Some implementations have ~ 100 k products)
On Mar 27, 8:14 pm, Chris Moffitt <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you're interested in fleshing out your proposal, the best way to do it is
> fork satchmo on bitbucket and get your changes working. Once they look good,
> open a ticket for us to discuss and we'll take a look at merging.
>
> You can create a fork here -https://bitbucket.org/chris1610/satchmo/changesets
>
> Here's an article that was on the bitbucket site that talks about how to do
> forks and subsequent merges
> -http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/programming-and-development/contribu...
>
> -Chris
>
> On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 10:59 AM, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I want to have a single store that is browse-able on PC and mobile
> > devices, each with different templates.
>
> > Usually with Django I will use the sites framework to create 2 sites
> > and use different settings for each so they can have different
> > templates. Things like django flatpages have a manytomany field for
> > sites so that a single page can appear on both sites or only one.
>
> > With a Satchmo product you can only select a single site.
>
> > Is there anyway i can change this without forking Satchmo? Or is there
> > some better solution to this issue?
>
> > Thanks
>
> > Also I think it would be an improvement if manytomany sites were
> > implemented in the base code, where can I make this suggestion?
>
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