Make it possible to (easily) run OpenREM in (IIS) virtual directory

[Luuk]

If you run multiple instances of OpenREM on one server, you might want to host the different instances in virtual directories to easily access the different instances, e.g.: http://server/TST http://server/PRD

To make this easily available it would be handy to have a parameter available in local_settings.py to set this virtual directory.

[Luuk]

Refs #667 Makes it possible to run OpenREM in (IIS) virtual directory.

Added the option to specify VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY in local_settings.py.example

Changed openremproject/urls.py to include the option.

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Changed templates to use VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY (needed a templatetag for that)

changed views.py to use VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY

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[Luuk]

Refs #667 Makes it possible to run OpenREM in (IIS) virtual directory.

Added the option to specify VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY in local_settings.py.example Changed openremproject/urls.py to include the option.

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Changed templates to use VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY (needed a templatetag for that)

changed views.py to use VIRTUAL_DIRECTORY

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Changed more templates.

I wonder if it would be better to use the url reverse lookup option to prevent hard-coded urls in the templates and views.py. Of course you then would have hard-coded names (but you can change the url, without having to change the templates and/or views.py). Actually all the changes for this issue would become obsolete. The only change needed would be in openremproject/urls.py.

A few items still need to be changed (mainly in the DICOM settings page).

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[Ed McDonagh]

I haven't checked - can you use URL reverse lookup in templates? Or would they have to be fed through?

[Luuk]

You can use it by using the template tag {% url 'pagename' %}. Actually there are templates in OpenREM that use this.

[Ed McDonagh]

Of course. That sounds familiar! Thanks!

[Luuk]

Refs #667

Changed all hard-coded urls in templates to reverse url lookup.

• Script parts have to be done

• Little testing has been done, but it seems to work fine.

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Fixed problems with ajax update due to wrong url lookup. Everything seems to work fine, but urls in "static javascripts" are still hardcoded.

So, TODO: replace hard-coded urls in javascript-files. Solution for this might be: https://github.com/ierror/django-js-reverse

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Replaced static URL in js-files using django-js-reverse. So now all static URLs are replaced by URL-names.

The use of django-js-reverse implies that for every new release the static reverse.js has to be created by performing: python manage.py collectstatic_js_reverse

Running on the IIS root everything seems fine (so no degradation). Running in a virtual directory using IIS, the admin user has to login several times and javascript doesn't seem to run nicely.

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[Luuk]

I found the problem for the java part. Django-js-reverse doesn't recognise that the urls are imported indirectly with a leading virtual directory.

[Luuk]

Refs #667

See what Codacy thinks of changes in reverse-js-template.

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[David Platten]

@LuukO and @edmcdonagh, it seems that Codacy doesn't like the reverse.js file very much. As this is a library file it may be a good idea to exclude it from the Codacy checking. I've just tried to do this, but don't seem able to at the moment. Perhaps we should include a Codacy configuration file in the OpenREM project (https://support.codacy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005097654-Ignore-files-from-Codacy-analysis)?

[Luuk]

Refs Issue #667

Hopefully removed the strange ascii code 26 in reversie.js just before the end of the file. This seemed to be an issue for codacy to evaluate the file.

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[Luuk]

Refs Issue #667

Code improvement of reverse.js template.

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[Luuk]

Refs #667

Some other codacy improvements.

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[Luuk]

Refs issue #667

Improved reverse.js. Version before had errors.

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[Luuk]

Refs issue #667

Updated documentation. - Added document for virtual directory settings - Added a link to the document in the installation document.

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[Ed McDonagh]

Thanks for adding docs @LuukO - can you change the example virtual directory please - most of the default site runs in a folder called openrem, so that might make people think they need to use this when they don't. Maybe http://server/dms/ or something.

Thanks again.

[Ed McDonagh]

Look to docs for this branch: https://docs.openrem.org/en/issue667runopenreminvirtualdir/

[Luuk]

refs issue #667

Changed example url as requested by Ed.

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[Ed McDonagh]

Removing static URLs. Refs #479, #667

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[Ed McDonagh]

Attempt to fix urls after merge. Refs #667

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[Ed McDonagh]

Merged in Issue667RunOpenremInVirtualDir (pull request #232)

Fixes Issue #667

Approved-by: David Platten Approved-by: Ed McDonagh

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[Ed McDonagh]

Corrects reverse URL lookup for reprocess_dual. Refs #691, #667

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[Ed McDonagh]

Updating changes with ref #667 which fixes #461. [skip ci] docs only

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