Russ,
I think I had failed to import everything. I have now used "from
django import * with partial success. Then I tried.
>>c=Client()
>>d=c.get('/promotions/')
>>d.content
This worked and returned me a large page of in my shell view.
However,
>>d.context
>>d.template
returns nothing.
>>d(dir)
returns a list of available methods, but "response" is not included.
I then created a simple view:-
def testivew(request):
return HttpResponse("This is a test")
set this up via the URL conf and then tried again. Same results as
before.
I'm running Python 2.4 on Windows XP with the latest version of Django.
MerMer
> That's wierd. I can't think of any obvious reason that that would happen.
>
> Ok - help me replicate the problem. Can you provide a test case - that is:
> - the simplest subset of the view behind /promotions/ that exhibits the
> problem
> - instructions on how you are invoking the test.
> - The test code that exhibits the problem.
> - Any details you can furnish on your platform, OS, etc.
>
> Yours
> Russ Magee %-)
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