On 8/23/05, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 8/23/05, Sam Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Or more simply put, the Django web server doesn't serve your media
> > (e.g. images, PNG, CSS) and there isn't a plan to (the related ticket
> > is marked as WONTFIX). Which majorly bl
From what I understand the dev server is base on BaseHTTPServer, so
it should be easy to write that for some of the resquests asking for
/static (or anything the developper passes as a parameter) be handled
directly thru it and be served by BaseHTTPServer on the
filesystem(another config var?).
On 8/23/05, Sam Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or more simply put, the Django web server doesn't serve your media
> (e.g. images, PNG, CSS) and there isn't a plan to (the related ticket
> is marked as WONTFIX). Which majorly blows IMHO.
My two cents:
I can see the value in having the develo
Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
The point is that serving media from Django is a Bad Idea(tm), and one
of the philosophies behind Django is that we want to make it easier to
do the right thing than to do the wrong thing. I'm not going to go
into why serving media from an application server is bad
Bryan L. Fordham wrote:
Sure it's useful. It's not unusual at all to have static content served
from a server that's designed for that (ie apache) even when you're running
a very expensive app server such as weblogic.
Okay, I was exaggerating somewhat. But as I see it, there are three
basic
On 8/23/05, Jacob Kaplan-Moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The point is that serving media from Django is a Bad Idea(tm), and
> one of the philosophies behind Django is that we want to make it
> easier to do the right thing than to do the wrong thing.
Without CSS or JavaScript, people attemp
On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 12:12:31PM +0100, Andy Shaw wrote:
> It does seem somewhat contradictory to refuse to let the built-in server
> serve static media in general whilst hacking it so that it does output
> the admin media. Presumably this is so that the admin CSS/Javascript is
> available,
On Aug 23, 2005, at 6:12 AM, Andy Shaw wrote:
Or more simply put, the Django web server doesn't serve your media
(e.g. images, PNG, CSS) and there isn't a plan to (the related ticket
is marked as WONTFIX). Which majorly blows IMHO.
It does seem somewhat contradictory to refuse to let the bu
Sam Newman wrote:
Or more simply put, the Django web server doesn't serve your media
(e.g. images, PNG, CSS) and there isn't a plan to (the related ticket
is marked as WONTFIX). Which majorly blows IMHO.
Yeah, that's slightly more to-the-point!
It does seem somewhat contradictory to refuse t
On 8/22/05, Andy Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Krzysztof Drozd wrote:
> > hi
> >
> > i hawe make a template 'base.html' and i use it in my apps. but
> > 'base.html' use
> > CSS and PNG files.
> >
> > my app template use 'base.html' but can't find my CSS and PNG files.
> > what can i do? wha
Krzysztof Drozd wrote:
hi
i hawe make a template 'base.html' and i use it in my apps. but
'base.html' use
CSS and PNG files.
my app template use 'base.html' but can't find my CSS and PNG files.
what can i do? what in settings/template shuld i wrote?
a example...
kd.
You either need to s
sorry for my english :P
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