On 16 oct, 14:46, maumir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks but I have not yet resolved. in the file "settings.py" I added
> mysite.polls in
> INSTALLED_APPS = (
> 'django.contrib.auth',
> 'django.contrib.contenttypes',
> ' django.contrib.sessions',
> 'django.contrib.sites',
> ' mysite. polls'
> )
> with or without a comma after 'polls' is the same.
>
> When launching the command
> c:\django2\testproject> python manage.py runserver 8080
> I got
> 'Error: No module named mysite'
Indeed. Your project is named 'testproject', not 'mysite' !-)
IOW, you need to either rename your 'testproject' directory to
'mysite', or replace any instance of 'mysite' in the tutorial with
'testproject'.
Or more simply, just forget the 'mysite' part in
settings.INSTALLED_APPS (and everywhere else). And while we're at it:
in tutorial chapter 3 (views), you'll find many occurrences of this
code snippet :
"""
from mysite.polls.models import XXX
"""
*don't* do this. Just use:
"""
from polls.models import XXX
"""
FWIW, I just don't get why the FineManual's authors insist on
prefixing all path with the project's directory name. It works just
fine without it, *and* avoid this kind of troubles - and quite a
couple others, like everything breaking when you either rename your
project's directory or try to reuse one of your apps in another
project.
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