I'm trying to do a javascript post to an internal api and use a
callback to process the JSON result. I'm referencing the api using,
{% url %},
which returns a path url relative to my domain ( /api/... instead of
http://localhost/api/... for the dev site).
The problem is js does not recognize that the relative / path url
returned by {% url %} is on the same domain current page, and refuses
to execute the callback. I could mess around with JSONP, but I'd
rather just put the full url in the template. Is there a convenient
way to do this, or am I missing something? I could just add manually
add the full url to the request context, but it seems like everyone
who uses django with JS callbacks would have this problem, and there
should be a simpler way.
-Ben
(and I'm sure the sites are on the same domain -- if I hardcode the
full url, the callback works fine).
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