Hi,
I added a custom view to a ModelAdmin subclass of my app. And when
something goes wrong in that view (import errors, undefined variables
or methods, ... even syntax errors) I get no indication about it
whatsoever. The nice debug template is not shown in the browser, not
even the simple stack trace I get sometimes and there is not output in
stdout (running the dev server ./manage.py runserver).
However, if I wrap the faulty code in a try except block, I *can*
catch the errors and print them to stdout.
I suspect that it has something to do with the view not using a
template, but I'm not sure. The view just returns HttpResponse('OK')
or HttpResponseServerError('Error message goes here'). On the other
hand, I
made such simple views before and they did return at least a stack
trace in the browser.
Maybe it has something to do with the view url being registered in the
overriden ModelAdmin.get_urls method?
Michiel
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