def index(request):
try:
# If there is a page at the path /, render it
return CmsPageDispatcher.as_view()(request, path='')
except Http404:
try:
# If there is a page with slug 'home', render it,
return CmsPageDispatcher.as_view()(request, path='home/')
except Http404:
# otherwise render a getting started page
context = {
'has_pages': Page.objects.count(),
}
return TemplateResponse(request, 'fluent_pages/intro_page.html',
context)
"""
The URLs to serve the CMS.
They can be included using:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
url(r'', include('fluent_pages.urls'))
)
The following named URLs are defined:
- fluent-page-admin-redirect - An redirect to the admin.
- fluent-page - Display of a page.
By Appending @admin to an URL, the request will be redirected to the admin URL of the page.
"""
from fluent_pages.views import CmsPageDispatcher, CmsPageAdminRedirect
from fluent_pages.utils.compat import url, patterns
# This urlpatterns acts as a catch-all, as there is no terminating slash in the pattern.
# This allows the pages to have any name, including file names such as /robots.txt
# Sadly, that circumvents the CommonMiddleware check whether a slash needs to be appended to a path.
# The APPEND_SLASH behavior is implemented in the CmsPageDispatcher so the standard behavior still works as expected.
urlpatterns = patterns('fluent_pages.views',
url(r'^(?P<path>.*)@admin$', CmsPageAdminRedirect.as_view(), name='fluent-page-admin-redirect'),
url(r'^(?P<path>.*)$', CmsPageDispatcher.as_view(), name='fluent-page-url'),
url(r'^$', CmsPageDispatcher.as_view(), name='fluent-page'),
)
"""
The URLs to serve the CMS.
They can be included using:
urlpatterns += patterns('',
url(r'', include('fluent_pages.urls'))
)
The following named URLs are defined:
- fluent-page-admin-redirect - An redirect to the admin.
- fluent-page - Display of a page.
By Appending @admin to an URL, the request will be redirected to the admin URL of the page.
"""
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
from fluent_pages.views import CmsPageDispatcher, CmsPageAdminRedirect
# The URLs of the cmspage are forced to end with a slash,
# so django will redirect /admin will redirect to /admin/.
# The same trick also needs to be used in the main site
# which includes this file. Otherwise a rule matched after all.
urlpatterns = patterns(
'fluent_pages.views',
url(r'^(?P<path>.*)@admin$',
CmsPageAdminRedirect.as_view(),
name='fluent-page-admin-redirect'),
url(r'^$|^(?P<path>.*)$', CmsPageDispatcher.as_view(), name='fluent-page'))