Thanks for the information Karen.
The sever is dedicated for development and I have freedom to do pretty
much anything I want to it as long as I don't impact they others guys
too bad. Anyway, I have just started working on this and didn't
realize that using the Django Server was the preferable m
Option One: Reload Page
Same as before, but on this one you can use a reload page to
explicitly tell it when to reload the views.
file:urls.py
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
from myproject.views_dev import *
import datetime
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^developer1/Development/Relo
Option One: Reloading Wrapper
I now that there is caching going on, but I am still not sure why. I
did find a work around, though I would still like for someone to
explain what is going on underneath.
The work around if from:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/f44ee
I am trying to convince the php programmers that there are viable
python solutions. I do have the ability to restart the web server
every time I make a change, but I would quickly fall out of good
graces with the other developers. I don't need to give them any
fuel...
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Hello,
I have just started developing with Django on Apache and have ran into
a very annoying issue that I can not seem to find the answer to.
I set variables in my views and some get updated through the template
immediately and others do not. I have to wait 15 seconds for the page
to refresh.
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