To be more detailed, you can always specify your own PYTHONPATH to the
Python interpreter (independent of the hosting provider) so if you
point your PYTHONPATH to somewhere where it can find django or put
django into a folder that's already in PYTHONPATH, you're good to go
with any Django version you like.
Regards,
Erik Allik
On 19.08.2008, at 15:29, Steve Holden wrote:
>
> tom17 wrote:
>> I developed something using the trunk, now we have a change in the
>> requirement and we need to use the 0.96 version as the hosting
>> service
>> provider supports only the stable version. I know I have to change a
>> lot of things,
>> So what I want to ask is what is the alternative for
>> {% autoescape off %}{{ abc.text|truncatewords:100 }}{% endautoescape
>> %}
>>
>>
> I don't suppose a private install of the trunk would work for you? You
> don't *have* to import Django from the standard site-packages
> location,
> you know ...
>
> regards
> Steve
>
>
> >
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