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it seems to be prefixing the app name

where do i edit sites? I am trying to get rid of example.com

that wasn't to you, malibu

frikker: in admin of course

oh

Magus-: the admin interface? not settings.py?

frikker: of course

settings.py only sets the ID to use

the Site model is in db

so its in admn

you can edit it in a shell too, like any other object

I'm kind of tired. :-(

gotcha. thanks

Is it normal behavior for render_to_response to insert /<app>/ before the template it needs?

I have it looking in TEMPLATE_DIR+'/<app>/login.html'

render_to_response does NOT change your template path

ever

it looks for exactly what you give it

hmm..

if you say render_to_response('foo.html') it will look for 'foo.html' in any template dir

this also includes project/app/templates/foo.html though by default

because of the app directories template loader

but not sometemplatedir/app/foo.html

Magus-: what if the app is somewhere in the pythonpath?

so what if it is?

Magus-: I'm asking, would is also look for it there?

pythonpath != template dirs

saltmind: of course not

Hello everyone, I've installed django on windows, copied django-admin.py to c:\python25\Scripts, added that directory to my path, and now when I issue the command "django-admin.py startproject mysite" the script runs, but it acts like I haven't given it any arguments, just prints the help. Anyone seen this or have any ideas? Thanks!

hey all...I'm kinda lost with this error http://dpaste.com/68944/

I'm getting the same error

svn snapshot from today...fresh build...trying the admin tutorial on the django site...

cool..not just me.. :)

but it's intermittent. If a refresh a page several times, it will go away. Really strange

hrm...mine never goes away

maybe it's because of the sprint going on

hrm...yeah I shoulda prolly grabbed the stable

ohh... django.contrib.auth.views.login tries to go to users/login.html doesn't it?

learning python and django at the same time...hahaha

stable is old. Usually svn is fine, but this week may or may not be an exception.

might want to try the alpha code to see if it's more stable than today's svn

volksman: are you following the tutorial?

yep...

Activate the admin site -> is the step I'm on that leads me to the error...

that step says to uncomment 3 lines but only one of them is in the urls.py that came with todays svn

I added the other two manually but it makes no difference

sorry....above for rozwell :)

volksman: is there a line that says ('^admin/', include('django.contrib.admin.urls')), ?

rozwell: yep..that's the line that is there...the two that are missing are

from django.contrib import admin

volksman: yes

admin.autodiscover()

volksman: that shouldn't be happening with trunk/1.0-alpha

rozwell: Django version 1.0-alpha-SVN-unknown

volksman: well if you created the project with an older version then you'd see the django.contrib.admin.urls bit

rozwell: thanks for that tip.. worked great

volksman: remove that from urls.py

rozwell: so comment the line out or remove the include?

volksman: remove the line ('^admin/', include('django.contrib.admin.urls')),

is contrib.admin broken right now?

rozwell: ok but now when I view /admin I get the base It Worked! page...

to kill a project you just delete the project directory right?

volksman: Do you want to clear the DB too?

if there is a Django method then yes...otherwise I can clear it by hand

Well, there's sqlclear, but if you're dropping it entirely, it's easier to just do it the regular way.

cool...so I'm pretty sure I created this project with the SVN but I'll start from scratch...no biggy...I'm sure I'll learn something I missed... :)

curtisc: yes, admin is broken - r8173 should work though

I'll report back if I get the same thing when I try again... thanks for the help!

Magus-: ah, okay. Thanks!