Hi,
why not to implement this check in the beginning of your view and if it's
required just redirect the url to the same view with correct details which will
just pass initial check?
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wbr,
rush
05.09.13, 08:51, "KentH" ":
>
> Hi,
>
> I've got an app where I'd like to partially process some URLs, and then
> afterwards have django resume & dispatch.
>
> Consider the following example: url pattern matches
> http://www.example.com/location/dept/some/other/info.
>
> In this example, the location can move (eg: dept relocated). And the dept
> name can change.
>
> The obvious (to me) solution is to turn location/dept into a <>
> ( a non-trivial operation which handles relocations,
> and stores canonical location/dept in session to prevent repeated lookups,
> etc) and then process the rest of the url, passing a
> "dept=dept" kwarg. But to do this, I need django to pick up & carry on
> resolving, with a different URL_ROOT.
>
> Is this possible?
>
> Thanks. Kent
>
>
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