Re: [Django] #16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project

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#16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project
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Comment:

 Firstly, I'm one of the core developers of Django, so I can assure that my
 opinion is about as authoritative as you're going to get.

 Secondly, I can't emphasis strongly enough -- the sample URL configuration
 line you provide *is not required*, and *will cause problems* if you have
 a normal Django installation. Adding the line you propose to Django's
 tutorial would be categorically incorrect.

 I don't know what's going on with your particular setup -- but the fact
 that you've mentioned both AppEngine and django-nonrel suggests that the
 problem lies in some eccentricity associated with that platform. The
 tutorial provides the correct instructions for someone using Django "as
 intended". i.e., as a standalone server, against a normal SQL database. I
 can't speak to how Django should be used against AppEngine, and Django's
 documentation isn't really the right place to discuss AppEngine.

 I suggest that you take this up on the mailing list or #django in IRC --
 or possibly on a mailing list appropriate to AppEngine or django-nonrel.

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Re: [Django] #16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project

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#16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project
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Comment:

 First of all, it's my first experience on Django, so my opinion it's all
 but authoritative :)

 Actually I got stuck at the page 2,
 [https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/intro/tutorial02/#activate-the-
 admin-site Activate the admin site] at the end of that paragraph I
 couldn't get the admin site working I got a 404.
 So I thought I got to configure something else, like the url to the
 project...

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Re: [Django] #16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project

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Comment:

 I'm not sure why you think this is needed, but it isn't. Tutorial 3 covers
 the definition of URL patterns; Tutorial 1 doesn't require any
 modifications to the URL patterns in order to work, and adding a pattern
 for 'mysite.urls' when your project is called 'mysite' is a recipe for
 disaster later on (mysite.urls should be your top level URL patterns, so
 you shouldn't need to include it *anywhere*).

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[Django] #16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project

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#16441: Tutorial step1: Enable the project
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 It's about django-nonrel for appengine, I don't know if this applies to
 all the cases.

 I got trouble in following this documentation because for me was missing a
 step, that I have fixed it by guessing.
 For my experience, would be nice to add at the end of the paragraph
 [https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/intro/tutorial01/#creating-a-project
 Creating a project] the instructions to alter the main urls.py to route
 the requests into the project "mysite"


 ...
 Make sure that your /urls.py contains a row that look like this:

 {{{

  (r'^mysite/', include('mysite.urls')),

 }}}

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