Hrm, just double checking now and I cannot replicate the problems you've listed. Anyways, it looks like ticket #285 mentions a very similar problem, but they've determined that the cause is CGI related and I'm using mod_python.
-David SissitkaOn 10/24/06, Dmitry Azhichakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
On Tue, Oct 24, 2006 at 04:49:59AM -0400, David Sissitka wrote:
> At the time I
> didn't have the time to figure out exactly what the problem was, but
> placing a modified version of login.html in one of the project's
> template directories did the trick.
It was my first solution too, but there ar
I ran in to a similar problem when deploying a Django project under a
sub directory. The project could be accessed at /django, and the
administrative log in at /django/admin. The form is supposed to submit
to itself, but it was submitting to /admin. I did a bit of digging,
and it turns out that th
Hello, everyone.
A little background for a problem first. I'm trying to write a tiny
Django project for our corporate usage (my first one using Django).
Every team has an account on a Linux box where we can host our web
applications with URLs like: http:://server/~project/bin/app and every
app
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