**Is there any braindead simple way to select the language specific version of a page on a Django website based on the domain?** (the URLs are and will be the same for both languages, except the language code, so I want to have `mysite.com/teachers/manage` same as `mysite.com/en/teachers/manage` (done with 'en' default) and `mesito.es/teachers` to be same as `mesito.es/es/teachers` - and no, **the urls themselves like 'teachers/manage' will never be translated**, so I don't want to configure 2 sets of urls for both languages).

Note: *All other solutions I've found imply that I also want to translate the URLs, but I know I will never want to translate the URLs and manae 2 sets of them for this particular website.*

Note 2 (forgot to add): Most of the website is actually django-cms based, so django-cms specific solutions would be helpful to...

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OK, I got what I wanted with this ugly hack through a redirecting view (but still, isn't there a **right** AND **simple** way to do this?...):

```
## mysite.urls:

urlpatterns = patterns('',
    (r'^$', 'mysite.views.language_router')

## mysite.views:

def language_router(request):
    if request.META['HTTP_HOST'].find('myspanishdomain.com') != -1 \
            and request.META['PATH_INFO'] == '/' :
        return HttpResponseRedirect('http://www.myspanishdomain.com/es/')
    return cms.views.details(request, '')

```

(site at myenglishdomain.com has the default language english)