On 31-08-11 22:39, Yves S. Garret wrote:
When I said you're right, I meant your insight into my spelling
error.
That is the one thing that's hard in every web framework: find the spots
where something can be wrong when everything *seems* right.
Four common spots in django:
- Typo in urls.py (like you had).
- A circular import. Your models.py imports from views.py and views.py
imports from models.py. You get an error like "cannot import
yourproject.views", even though ``yourproject/views.py`` is right there
before your eyes :-)
- A url higher up in the urlpatterns that matches *before* the url you
*think* is matching. The url should match perfectly, but you get a
strange error because the wrong view is being called.
- You're depending on some application in your setup.py's
"install_requires" list. The application is installed. Why doesn't it
show up? You probably forgot to add it to your INSTALLED_APPS list in
your settings.py. At least, that happened to me a few times. "I can
import it, why doesn't it work?!?"
Reinout
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