On 5/14/08, Matthias Kestenholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well, you can't have it both ways. Either you import app, or you use the
> string notation.
>
> You could create another URLconf module of course, but I don't know why
> anyone would want to do that. It's much easier to just import the
> app.views module (but maybe you have good reasons to not import the
> module here?)
>
> include('app.just_my_index_view.py') instead of include('app.urls')
Well, i just think is better to decouple the root urlconfs from some
specific app.view,
and i will implement a index view for the '^$' later (it will display things
from other apps),
so i just simply include('app.urls') and then got this problem.
Thanks!
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