Take FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME setting into account#38
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…ride default prefix
The testserver is not actually running at the non root url so we need to handle the view case differently.
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I routinely deploy Django apps behind a reverse proxy where the root url of the Django app is not "/" e.g.
Public facing server will take requests to http://mysite.com/myapp/ and reverse proxy them to http://localhost:8080/
Django.js does not currently handle this situation (issue #34 appears to be related) without having to resort to manually prefix urls with your script name in your js files. For example if my app is hosted at http://mysite.com/myapp/ then
Django.url('home')will give"/"rather than the desired"/myapp/". This pull request should resolve that.