Re: Can only get "manage.py runserver" if I use python3 instead of python

Hi Ja, Just to add to what Antonis said, you can also create virtual environments with Python3 using the below code: *python3 -m venv your_virtual_dir_name* For instance to create a virtual directory with name *mysite* you will have to type: *python3 -m venv mysite* And then you can instal

Re: Can only get "manage.py runserver" if I use python3 instead of python

Thanks Antonis, I am now up and running with virtualenv and working great. I appreciate your help! On Tuesday, 15 August 2017 20:33:58 UTC+1, Antonis Christofides wrote: > > Hi, > > The Python 3 installation is completely separate from Python 2 (the same > would hold if you had both 2.7 or 2.6,

Re: Can only get "manage.py runserver" if I use python3 instead of python

Hi, The Python 3 installation is completely separate from Python 2 (the same would hold if you had both 2.7 or 2.6, or 3.6.0 and 3.6.1; each Python version you have installed on the system is completely separate from the others). Somehow when you originally installed Django, you did so in Python 3

Can only get "manage.py runserver" if I use python3 instead of python

I have been working through the initial tutorial and ran into a load of issues with my anaconda install using python 2.7. In the end it wouldn't launch the server. Anyway, I decided to change up on my machine to python3. That said, I am now getting strange results which are: If I use the termi