Python application path

Hello.

I need to move a python application (mod_wsgi 3.3/Python 2.7) to subfolder on a specific domine for testing proposes. Eg.: www.site.com will be www.site.com/test When I did this, all styles, images and media are not shown as it is pointing to the root location (www.site.com/).

My image are coded like this: "src="/img/footer.jpg"" For www.site.com it is work well, but in case of www.site.com/test I should add "/test" to all my images source paths.

May by I do not understand well something, but in case of a simple html it should work well, as the path is relative.

So my question is, what should I add to my application variables, or what to change?

Thank You in advance. Best regards.

python path

asked 18 Jan '12, 09:18

Andreikod
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We always recommend that you serve static media from a separate static-only app (or from a static-only symlink app). For example, if your images are in /home/username/webapps/myapp/img:

In the control panel, create a new 'symbolic link to static-only' app, using "/home/username/webapps/myapp/img" as the path in the extra info field.
In the control panel, add the new app to your site, using "/img" as the URL path.

In this configuration, your images will be served directly from our front-end Nginx server, which means your back-end Apache will serve your application faster while using less memory.

Hope that helps!

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answered 18 Jan '12, 12:22

seanf
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Ok, I will try to solve this issue in this way.

Thank You seanf! BR.

(18 Jan '12, 14:42) Andreikod

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