notfound wrote:
>
> Anyway, I need to update a questionnaire on Django site. Enough to say I
> don't have anything in common neither with Django, nor with Python. Well,
> saying the truth today I have seen Python code for the very first time.
> (Usually I'm into PHP.)
>
> Having a quick look thru the site, I have made all other updates I needed
> to, and stuck with this (multistep) questionnaire. For me it looks like I
> would need to update forms.py and models.py, and also views.py to handle
> the steps properly, and well, I've done it, and nothing changed.
>
> It looks really strange (for me anyway) - I mean, even when I delete these
> files from the server, the questionnaire still works. What should suggest
> the form is generated using different files, but... I cannot find them
> anywhere!
>
> I've already found out that my site is one of few running on one multisite
> Django installation, but even browsing through main installation I haven't
> found anything interesting. Merde. I have no idea what I should look for,
> and I need to finish this before Monday.
>
> Any help would be muchly appreciated them, even small directions what I
> should look for. Ask me for more info please if I haven't said something
> important, just don't know what more info I should give.
>
> And well, thanks very much in advance for any enlightenment. :)
>
Err, could it be the caching issue?
I mean, I was playing with it a bit yesterday, made some changes and left
them on the server, and today I have a "ViewDoesNotExist at /<dir>/" error,
with "Exception Value" as "Tried stage1 in module <sitename>.forms.views.
Error was: 'module' object has no attribute 'stage1'".
What's funny, I have just reverted all forms files (forms.py, models.py and
views.py) to their initial state, and I'm still receiving this error,
nothing changes.
I should mention that CACHE_BACKEND is set to 'simple://' (it's displayed
like this on the error debug page, however there was no cache entry in my
settings.py file).
I've tried creating 'tmp' directory and setting CACHE_BACKEND to
'file:///var/www/vhosts/<sitedomain>/<sitename>/tmp' in my settings.py file,
but still it on the error debug page I see the old value ('simple://').
Argh. Completely lost.
Any advice on this please?
Cheers,
Mac
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