How can I make the Django backend (and some views) accessible in a different domain?
Is it done via the Sites Framework?
How can I make the Django backend (and some views) accessible in a different
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How can I make the Django backend (and some views) accessible in a different domain?
Is it done via the Sites Framework?
Create a copy of
settings.pyand run the admin server with that settings file. Also, create a copy ofurls.py(let’s call itadmin_urls.py). Then, in the copied settings file change this line:To prevent access to admin on the main site, remove admin app from
INSTALLED_APPSinsettings.pyand all references to admin views inurls.py.