Sean,
That did the trick. Thanks. Admin section looks the part on Apache
server now.
I've still got a discrepancy between the way the project application
works on Apache and on the lite development server.
in my url.py if I have the line: (r'^mysite/$',
'mysite.polls.views.index') it runs on th
Sean,
Thanks for your time here, much appreciated.
That all made sense except the alias statement in HTTPD.conf. Does it
matter where I place this line?
I've implemented it all as you described and it now throws up an error
in the HTML source as before and doesn't fromat the output:
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Sean,
Thanks for your input. I tried the changes to url.py as you suggested,
adding mysite in front of the polls did allow me to enter the
http://localhost/mysite/polls/ as the address and see the list of polls
int eh browser.
Retruning it to it original state allows me to see the same result
un
Clint,
Thanks for the advice. I have changed the urls.py which is found in the
mysite folder and this now brings the simple list of polls on to the
screen (http://localhost/mysite/). Adding a /polls/ to the url throws
up an error (as it did before).
My urls.py now looks like this:
I'm a newbie to the Django/Python environment and have been working
through the tutorials on the project site using the lite server - works
fine. I now want to run the same projects on an Apache server using
mod_python on a Windows PC.
I've followed the installation instructions and have mod_pyth
