Hello,
A user on my site recently complained to me about getting a 405 error after
slavishly writing a 15 minute comment - losing all they had written! I
looked into the server logs and saw a 400 followed by a 405 error, and I'm
guessing it was the timestamp input:
"The timestamp is used to ensu
I'm having trouble getting the admin javascript to function in production
(debian/apache2). I've tried creating a sybolic link in the django root
folder, and using a location Alias in apache, but the result is the same.
Admin css files load, images load, and you can view the js files, but they
do
I'm having trouble getting the admin javascript to function in production
(debian/apache2). I've tried creating a sybolic link in the django root
folder, and using a location Alias in apache, but the result is the same.
Admin css files load, images load, and you can view the js files, but they
do
Well I'm flummoxed. After reading your post I retested on my dev site, and
the problem has vanished. Then I tried on production and same thing, it's
gone!
I do have custom 404 and 500 templates. All I can figure that might have
changed is the file ownership - I'm using subversion and might have
Hi Justin - Thanks & sorry I missed your email until just now. I did try
that, and it's interesting: it worked for any of the date based generic
views that took a datepart parameter in the url, i.e. archive_year,
archive_month, and archive_day. But archive_index just ignores it. Also
tried addin
Hi, I'm looking for some help getting Apache running correctly with
FlatPages, as well running with multiple sites on the same server.
First the FlatPages problem. Everything's fine on my dev box (WinXP), but
on my production box (Debian) the Flatpages only work when running the
django testing se
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