Re: Urlconf page not found question

2008-10-26 Thread Steve Holden
David Rodrigues wrote: > Or if you have ^accounts in parent urls.py file, then perhaps the '$' > at the end of the ^login/$ expression is problematic, as the dollar > sign represents the end of a line, I believe. > It's fairly obvious that the listing of the URLconfs is from the 404 output of

Re: Urlconf page not found question

2008-10-26 Thread David Rodrigues
Or if you have ^accounts in parent urls.py file, then perhaps the '$' at the end of the ^login/$ expression is problematic, as the dollar sign represents the end of a line, I believe. On Oct 26, 2008, at 10:02 AM, Daniel Roseman wrote: > > On Oct 26, 1:23 pm, ehpmail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot

Re: Urlconf page not found question

2008-10-26 Thread Daniel Roseman
On Oct 26, 1:23 pm, ehpmail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My URLconf has the following urls: > >    1.  ^admin/(.*) >    2. ^$ >    3. ^popular/$ >    4. ^user/(\w+)/$ >    5. ^tag/([^s]+)/$ >    6. ^tag/$ >    7. ^search/$ >    8. bookmark/(\d+)/$ >    9. ^login/$ >   10. ^logout/$ >   11. ^regist