Your are capturing a URL parameter and naming it "string".
First, I'm going to recommend you call your parameter something other than
"string" (although that is a valid name).
I will use "my_string" instead, so your url will look like:
url(r'^scarico/(?P.+)/$', views.scarico, name='scarico')
Th
If you are writing a native app, and using Django as a backend web service,
there is no built-in library within django, as far as I know.
I have used https://github.com/jpulgarin/django-tokenapi with some success.
It is rather secure as long as you are using https in production.
On Friday, April
Hi. Could you post more of the exception traceback?
Here is a workaround others have found for a problem similar to yours:
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/23704
It seems to be something to do with your PATH setting within Windows
possibly containing some non-standard character.
On Friday
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