I've figured it out.
.htaccess above my subdirectory was trying to munge my URLs rather
than letting Django take care of them.
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> You don't say how you are deploying the site.
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On Aug 30, 5:40 am, bryanzera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am a new Django user with Django 0.96 deployed in a sub-directory
> under our main document root. My problem is that I cannot get my URL
> configuration to work.
>
> Inside the Django-deployed subdirectory, I have the following urls.p
Just to let you know, if you upgraded your Django version, you
wouldn't have to manually specify base_url in you URLconf because
Django will do it for you. I'm not sure what's causing your problem
though.
Erik
On 29.08.2008, at 22:40, bryanzera wrote:
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> I am a new Django user with Djang
I am a new Django user with Django 0.96 deployed in a sub-directory
under our main document root. My problem is that I cannot get my URL
configuration to work.
Inside the Django-deployed subdirectory, I have the following urls.py
file:
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
base_url = 'columb
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