Django Dynamic Template Loader
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There are times when you would like to use a different template based on the value of a HTTP request header. For example, different domain names, different browser types, or even the referring page. The dynamic template loader allows you to specify a separate list of directories in which Django should look for templates, based on a value in the request header.

Installing
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1. Install ``dynamicloader`` in your Python path.

2. Add ``'dynamicloader.middleware.RequestMiddleware',`` into your ``MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES`` setting.

3. Add ``'dynamicloader.loader.load_template_source',`` at the *top* of your ``TEMPLATE_LOADERS`` setting.

4. Create a new setting, ``DYN_TEMPLATE_MAP``, in the following format::

	DYN_TEMPLATE_MAP = {
	    'HTTP_HEADER1': {
	        re.compile('value1'): ('/path/to/directory','/path/to/directory2',),
	        re.compile('value2'): ('/path/to/directory3',)
	    },
	    'HTTP_HEADER2': {
	        re.compile('value1'): ('/path/to/directory4',)
	    }
	}

Template Map Examples
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Domain Name Differences
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This example allows the override of certain templates based on the domain name or subdomain. In this setup, Django will look in ``/path/to/directory`` first if the ``HTTP_HOST`` includes the value ``www2``.
::

	DYN_TEMPLATE_MAP = {
	    'HTTP_HOST': {
	        re.compile('www2'): ('/path/to/directory',),
	    },
	}


Browser Differences
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This example allows the delivery of different templates (or just specific ones) based on the user's browser.
::

	DYN_TEMPLATE_MAP = {
	    'HTTP_USER_AGENT': {
	        re.compile('iPhone|iPod'): ('/path/to/directory',),
	    },
	}

Query String Differences
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This example checks the query string to decide which template to use based on a query string (the stuff after a '?' in a URL).
::

DYN_TEMPLATE_MAP = {
    'QUERY_STRING': {
        re.compile('imreallycool=1'): ('/path/to/directory',),
    },
}