On 10/24/05, Howard, Rock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 1) The url '' leads to a 404 error. Is that expected? It is unclear from > the docs what to expect for this case.
It's to be expected if your URLconf doesn't have anything that handles that URL. Check the urls.py file (the URLconf), which maps URLs to Django views. > 2) The admin page has a link to "example.com" which apparently is coming > from the site table. The admin app apparently supports no capability to > update that row. What are the ramifications of directly updating that > row in the site table? Correct -- sites aren't editable in the admin. Feel free to manually update that row in your database. There are no ramifications. > What should I have done during installation to have the correct site > info placed in the db? Currently, there's no script or process that adds correct site info in the DB -- that's a manual thing at this point. That's definitely up for discussion, though. The only reason sites aren't editable in the admin is to save people from themselves -- so they don't inadvertently delete a site, which would cascade and delete any objects related to that site. Adrian -- Adrian Holovaty holovaty.com | djangoproject.com | chicagocrime.org
