Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
[...]
> fabio natali wrote:
> > KeyError at /manufacturer
> > u'manufacturer'
> > when accessing http://localhost:8000/manufacturer
>
> KeyError says that it can't find a key 'manufacturer' in dict
> model_classes. This leads me to think that model_classes is empty. It
> can be because my example is creating it by listing you module "models":
>
> ... for i in dir(models) ...
>
> and I don't see where this "models" is imported. I was a bit sloppy when
> I was writing it and have it omitted. So you should import it. It's simply
>
> import models
I added the line
import arteak.management.models
(and also tried a few alternatives) but I still get the same error. If
it may come of help I also get a
TypeError at /
'str' object is not callable
when accessing http://localhost:8000/ (that is the main page).
Here comes my current urls.py: http://dpaste.com/72623/
Anyway I don't want to steal your time any longer. I really hoped
saving some lines in urls.py could be easier. I'd probably better to
write a short bash script to generate a urls.py file from my models.py
with all the proper generic views entries for each model.
Thank you very much, Fabio.
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