I see, thanks.
Filipe
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On 9/11/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> solved it! there was an error in urls.py
> I have an second urls.py inside the app dir and had to fix this:
>
> 'myapp.views.start'
>
> to this:
>
> 'myproject.myapp.views.start'
>
> seems like relative "paths" are relative to the project's base di
solved it! there was an error in urls.py
I have an second urls.py inside the app dir and had to fix this:
'myapp.views.start'
to this:
'myproject.myapp.views.start'
seems like relative "paths" are relative to the project's base dir,
instead of the scripts dir.
Still don't understand why it wor
solved it! there was an error in urls.py
I have an second urls.py inside the app dir and had to fix this:
'myapp.views.start'
to this:
'myproject.myapp.views.start'
seems like relative "paths" are relative to the project's base dir,
instead of the scripts dir.
Still don't understand why it wor
URL:
http://localhost:8000/myapp/
and accessing apache, with mod_python, with: http://localhost/myapp/
Should there be any configuration change when switching to mod_python?
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