Do not install django as part of site-packges.
Treat it as a python package like any other.
Create two directories:
django-0.96/
django-pre-1.0/
put the old django in 0.96 (as a sub directory 'django')
put the new svn in pre-1.0
Then for your projects have your PYTHONPATH set appropriatly.
because you need django for settings.py, you can not set it in
settings.
custom env scripts work well (and I recommend virtualenv)
hope this helps.
-Doug
On Jul 19, 9:26 pm, Rodrigo Culagovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking foward to trying out the merged newforms-admin on my
> upcoming projects. However, I have a few ongoing projects already
> developed using pre-newforms-admin django.
> I make changes to the projects on my local machine and test them
> before comitting them to the remote production sites, so, unless I
> want to refactor all these sites, I need to keep the current django
> version on my development machine.
> Question: Is it possible to have two django versions on a single
> machine? Is there a way to tell each project which one to use, maybe
> in settings.py?
> I realize that it might make sense to refactor the existing projects
> to work with newforms-admin, just not sure how much time this would
> take for some already considerably complex and extended model
> definitions, plus testing, etc.
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