Re: Django and google webmaster tools file

Yes, you are right, this file is only for verification and not served regullary, so it is easier to add such urlpattern. Martin On Wed, 19 Jan 2011 22:36:37 +0100, Eduardo Cereto Carvalho wrote: Your static files probably already live in your MEDIA_URL and this

Re: Django and google webmaster tools file

Your static files probably already live in your MEDIA_URL and this file must live in your root path. As this is just a single file and won't be handled often you can take the same approach I use when dealing with robots.txt. Keep in mind that this is not a recomended way to serve static files but

Re: Django and google webmaster tools file

This is a static file and should be served directly by webserver, so you need to configure your webserver to provide this file (like other static files but from another url). It is possible to server it by Django too, then you are looking for django.views.static.serve but It is not

Re: Django and google webmaster tools file

galago pisze: > How can I put a file, which is needed by the Google Webmasters Tool? > Where to put it or how to configure django to read it? AFAIR, you can add a DNS record or meta tag as well, meta tag coud be placed in your template, probably base.html -- Bartek -- You received this

Django and google webmaster tools file

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