[mezzanine-users] Re: Multi Tenancy is only using one base.html

[Matt Mansour]

In my case a unique base template per site is not necessary .  A 
combination of refactoring out the base site/template at a much broader 
level  - passing in the entire body from the child sites - and using 
includes in the child sites to keep the sites modular, seemed to do the 
trick. It looks like the base site template can easily be used for meta 
data and mezzanine settings. 

Using the Django debug tool bar to get a visual on where the child 
site/templates were being inherited from made the task easier. 

Hope this helps someone.

Cheers

On Wednesday, August 27, 2014 at 10:51:16 PM UTC-7, Jesse Ramirez wrote:
>
> I'm trying to set up a project using multi tenancy. I've set up 
> HOST_THEMES correctly.
>
> The issue is each app has it's own base.html that's not being called. 
> Instead only the topmost app in INSTALLED_APPS's base.html is being called. 
> So all themes are extending a single base.html not their own.
>
> I would like each site to use it's own base.html. Is this possible?
>

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[mezzanine-users] Slow response times when authenticated ?

[David Unric]

Hello,

before a deployment of Cartridge/Mezzanine application solving strange 
performance issue, when normal Category page (Mezzanine's Page descendant) 
is rendered about two-times slower for authenticated user then for an 
anonymous.

By debug toolbar, I can exclude influence of database IO as the times 
remain the same. I've also excluded effect of used cache backend - the 
difference is same besides Memcached or Dummy cache is used.

It seems to be a template code issue but can't see where is handled 
differently auth. user for plain rendering of products in a category.

Some idea where to seek ? Some recommended profiling tool ? Is this a known 
issue of Mezzanine or Django itself ?

Thanks.

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