Re: Serving static/dynamic files under same suburl

And I think pretty much any webserver can do that. But now, how to do that in development when using built-in runserver command? On Jun 27, 5:33 pm, Mick wrote: > Nginx can test to see if a file is available, and if it exist load that > instead of proxying the request to

Re: Serving static/dynamic files under same suburl

Nginx can test to see if a file is available, and if it exist load that instead of proxying the request to django. location / { alias /var/www/static/; if (!-f $request_filename) { proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8000; } } Now if /var/www/static/foo.js exists, but /var/www/static/bar.js does not

Re: Serving static/dynamic files under same suburl

Apparently I didn't made myself clear enough. So let me clarify: I have two files that must be accessed using following urls: /myapp/views/foo.js /myapp/views/bar.js foo.js is a static file and can (and should) be served by using static serving, like webserver. bar.js instead is a file that

Re: Serving static/dynamic files under same suburl

This can (and probably should) be handled by your Web server. For example, in nginx you may be serving the Django app with something like this: location / { proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8400; } And for static content nginx may direct the request elsewhere. This example

Serving static/dynamic files under same suburl

For example ExtJS 4 introduced new MVC app model. One of the features and slight drawback is quite strict directory structure. Now in most cases I can put files as static but there are occassions when I would like to leverage power of Django templates, namely some translations and urls So for