2010/6/25 Stefan <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing some kind of reservation-system with web.py and used
> the builtin webserver for development. As the project is nearly
> finished, it should be deployed on an Apache webserver (2.x) with
> mod_wsgi on CentOS 5.x. However, I'm running into problems concerning
> the (absolute) paths/URLs in my templates.
>
> I followed the instructions mentioned in
> http://webpy.org/cookbook/mod_wsgi-apache
> and I'm able to access the basic portal containing a login-form on
> http://localhost/applications/myapp.
>
> I face the same problem on every site, I'll describe it for the
> mentioned login-site: The form-action of the site is set to '/login'
> in the template login.html, now when trying to submit the form I get a
> not-found-error as Apache tries to access http://localhost/login
> instead of http://localhost/application/myapp/login.
>
> So what am I missing? Do I need to set something like a 'base path'
> for the application in web.py? (I'd like to have such an option, of
> course! :)) Any chances deploying the application in a VirtualHost
> where DocumentRoot is set to where code.py is situated will work?
That can be solved using $homepath()/login in the urls and adding the
following function to template globals.
def homepath():
return web.ctx.homepath
Anand
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