In that case, the problem seems to be in your urls.py file.
The fact is, the name of yur app does not have to be the name of the url to access your app. I mean, you can have an app called 'fun' and access it as /fun/, /now/, /whatever/,... this will be defined in urls.py. Now, did you try to access your app as http://localhost/now/? Try and see if ti works. If it works but still want to access your app as /fun/, then go tp your urls.py, change all appearances of /now/ by /fun/, restart your apache server, and try http://localhost/fun/. G On 1/18/07, Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your reply. I *am* running my apache server (and restarted it after making all changes). When I try to go to: http://localhost/fun/, I get the following debug output from django in the page: Using the URLconf defined in fun.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order: 1. ^now/$ 2. ^now/plus(\d{1,2})hours/$ The current URL, /fun/, didn't match any of these. When I try to go to: http://localhost/now , I simply get: The requested URL /now was not found on this server. -Randy >
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