I had the same problem. And I couldnt solve it by what MIke SPralding
or gordy suggested. But here I found the solution
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Arvind Jan 22nd, 2007 3 p.m. √
Passing a function as the second argument does not work. In fact,
the example in the book till now does not work, even if used word for
word. There is a problem in the urlconf, as it looks for a string. So,
instead of (r'^now/$', current_datetime) , I need to specify it as
(r'^now/$', "mysite.views.current_datetime")
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Chai Ang Jan 29th, 2007 6:20 p.m. √
Like the commentor before, I could not get this example to run.
However, applying what he suggested, ie. specifying current_datetime
as a string instead, it runs now.
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