Thank you - all four of you were on the money. Taking your advice this
is what I did to fix it ...
C:\users\miked\py\ssds <-- root
C:\users\miked\py\ssds\Lib <-- virtualenv python installation
C:\users\miked\py\ssds\Scripts <-- virtualenv python scripts
C:\users\miked\py\ssds\src <-- project sou
theres two different versions of django listed there, you're not
running the version in the virtualenv in one of those two listings.
definitely activating the virtual env? then navigating into it to the
folder manage.py is in?
Matt
On Jul 14, 8:54 am, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
> Trying to get virtua
Try running
> python Scripts\django-admin.py runserver
On windows, the .py extension will be registered with your defaut
installation of python and that's the one it's using if you call the
script directly
Carles
On 14 Jul, 09:54, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
> Trying to get virtualenv working for th
How are you starting the dev server? I'm mostly familiar with *nix usage, but,
in a nutshell, the only thing that python code needs to use the
virtual environment
is to be run with the correct python. On *nix, pretty much the only
significant thing
that activate is to tweak the environment's path
Mike Dewhirst writes:
> Trying to get virtualenv working for the first time for a new project
> and have stumbled somehow. I can get it working as advertised (see
> below) but django dev server doesn't notice.
>
> Any hints appreciated ...
>
> ||| here is virtualenv being activated
>
> C:\users\mi
Trying to get virtualenv working for the first time for a new project
and have stumbled somehow. I can get it working as advertised (see
below) but django dev server doesn't notice.
Any hints appreciated ...
||| here is virtualenv being activated
C:\users\miked\py\ssds>Scripts\activate
(ssds)
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