Hello Angelika,
As a test you may want to try the defaults command ( for more info "$ man
defaults" and/or google "mac os x defaults" ) to see if your Django install
is still in the site-packages of an older version of python. Try something
like this on the command line...
$ defaults write com.apple.versioner.python Version 2.6
( or 2.5, 2.4, etc depending on which version of Python you were using
before ).
Log out and back into your shell.
$ python
>>> import django
Let us know what you find.
In the end though you may just want to reinstall Django into the current
version of the Apple supplied "current" version of Python for Lion ( 2.7.x
), If you did the above test, just run the defaults command with 2.7 and
log out/in, etc. Then do your Django install. Keep in mind that the older
Django might still be hanging around in the old location so if your're
concerned about disk space, you may want to attempt removal. Otherwise it
shouldn't cause a problem.
Toodle-looooooooooo............
creecode
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