I got a bit lost on what paths changed where - post your PYTHONPATH,
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE, and the path to where your code is and it should
become more clear.
-joe
On 2/28/07, CosyGlow42 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I'm a newbie to the Django/Python world and are looking for answers to
> a problem when Importing models from an app. I've already looked at
> all advice given by the experts helping others in this group and
> nothing worked. I've also worked through the Django documentation
> multiple times.
>
> My Interactive Python import worked perfectly until I've checked out
> (with svn) a complete "Registration" app into the directory I've
> created for my first app. My appliction directory has changed as
> such:
>
> Before:
> C:\temp\mysite\tst - this is my first directory which worked in the
> beginning. Then I've added the registration app which is: C:\temp
> \mysite\registration.
>
> After:
> This app was placed before the \tst\ app (alphabetically, as usual). C:
> \temp\mysite\registration and then \tst\ under it. This is correct and
> shouldn't be a problem.
>
> I added the new app in my settings.py file under the 'INSTALL_APP = ('
> setting.
> The SYNCDB command created all modules beautifully in my DB for the
> new app (registration) and I also added the provided url into my root
> URLconf. Everything to the book.
>
> I think my problem is that Django and/or Python get confused when the
> registration app is added. Maybe this is corrupting the path to my TST
> app, I don't know. I've also removed all PYTHONPATH entries, SYSPATH
> entries and DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE entries related to my apps,
> rebooted, re-added them all again, rebooted, started the server
> (Python manage.py runserver) and retried the Interactive import again,
> but no luck.
>
> Why can't I import the individual models from either of the apps in
> Python Interactive mode? I haven't tried running my apps in Windows
> Explorer windows yet, but believe it won't work there either.
>
> What am I doing wrong or am I missing something somewhere?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> CosyGlow42
>
>
> >
>
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