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The error is as follows.
Using the URLconf defined in mproject.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:
1. ^foo/
2. ^/
3. ^bar/
The current URL, , didn't match any of these.
Use the regular expression r'^$' to match /
Very interesting information! Thanks!
Bye
one question about a possible correction. should the line:
first_post.date = datetime.now
be
first_post.date = datetime.now()
?
I like this django tutorial! Though simple, it covers some of the things that other tutorial didn't! Wish there's more to come.
cheers,
Cheers
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I've just started with django, and djangobook doesn't seem to help me much. Thanks.
Worked like a charm.
Worked like a charm.
One note, I think this caused a warning, shown after performing first_post.save():
first_post.date = datetime.now
Should probably be:
first_post.date = datetime.now()
One note, I think this caused a warning, shown after performing first_post.save():
first_post.date = datetime.now
Should probably be:
first_post.date = datetime.now()
first_post.date = datetime.now
should be
first_post.date = datetime.now()
Can you fix that?
Thanks for the nice tutorial anyways!
first_post.date = datetime.now
should be
first_post.date = datetime.now()
Can you fix that?
Thanks for the nice tutorial anyways!
i have one problem as you have mention in admin module we can able to see post which we make through shell but in my case i cant even see any label called post.. is there any reason for this..
i have one problem as you have mention in admin module we can able to see post which we make through shell but in my case i cant even see any label called post.. is there any reason for this..
i have one problem as you have mention in admin module we can able to see post which we make through shell but in my case i cant even see any label called post.. is there any reason for this..
TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'maxlength'
then you need to change the line in models.py to:
title = models.CharField(max_length=100)
TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'maxlength'
then you need to change the line in models.py to:
title = models.CharField(max_length=100)
But I don't know python, do you have any php code like this?
keep it up
keep it up
But I still found this very helpful, mainly because gave me an 'objective'. And I still followed the tutorial, as much of it still applies. When I ran into errors or problems, I just headed over to http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/intro to hunt down the more up-2-date methods of doing things (for example, I had problems implementing the 'admin class' column sorting).
So, THANKS! :)
But I still found this very helpful, mainly because gave me an 'objective'. And I still followed the tutorial, as much of it still applies. When I ran into errors or problems, I just headed over to http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/intro to hunt down the more up-2-date methods of doing things (for example, I had problems implementing the 'admin class' column sorting).
So, THANKS! :)
But I still found this very helpful, mainly because gave me an 'objective'. And I still followed the tutorial, as much of it still applies. When I ran into errors or problems, I just headed over to http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/intro to hunt down the more up-2-date methods of doing things (for example, I had problems implementing the 'admin class' column sorting).
So, THANKS! :)
thanks for sharing. really helped a lot here.
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