Aldryn Django (core Django)¶

Set on the Aldryn Django configuration on the Control Panel.

When set, will add the aldryn_django.middleware.LanguagePrefixFallbackMiddleware to themiddleware.

This will cause Django not to use a language prefix in the URL when serving the defaultlanguage. For example, by default, /about will redirect to /en/about if English is thedefault language; with this option selected, it will not (and will instead redirect in the otherdirection).

Note that prior to Django version 1.10, this will not work with projects in whichmultiple languages are defined.

This is a 302 Temporary Redirect, as determined in Django’s core. It is notsafe to use permanent redirects here, because language redirects arecontent-dependent. A change in the site could cause redirect loops, asdescribed at 301 Permanent vs 302 Temporary redirects, or spurious 404 errors.

Can be specified as an environment variable (recommended) or in .

The ishandled by Django’s SecurityMiddleware.

By default, this is a 302 Temporary Redirect

A list of domain names that will redirect to the site’s primary domain name.

By default, this is populated by the Control Panel. If required, it can also bespecified as an environment variable on the Live server (recommended) or insettings.py.

Note that if you specify DOMAIN_REDIRECTS manually, you will need to listall of its secondary domains, as it overrides the setting automaticallygenerated by the Control Panel.

By default, redirects are 302 Temporary Redirect. When True, redirects(where this is appropriate) will be 301 Permanent Redirect.

Can be specified as an environment variable (recommended) or in settings.py.

See 301 Permanent vs 302 Temporary redirects for more information.

Other options¶

See aldryn-django.aldryn_configfor the settings it takes and how they are applied. (Check that you arereferring to the appropriate version.)