Ok, so I narrowed this down a bit: the problem was with
get_absolute_url. I still
do not understand why it would complain about the urls.py not being
found.
I'd still be happy about any hints, but in the meantime I changed my
template code
to a not-so-DRY but working version with explicit urls.
On 9 Nov., 08:46, m3mitsuppe <eric.fe...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a strange error on a website I developed (quite some time
> ago...).
>
> The main url works:http://www.christina-kratzenberg.de
>
> So do all the links at the bottom except for the "portfolio" one. It's
> of course the interesting part where a photo portfolio is shown.
>
> When I click on that link, Django issues a Template Syntax Error
> saying that the module "tina.urls" cannot be importet. That's kind of
> strange, because it must have been imported this exact module for
> rendering the home page and the other pages that do work.
>
> As this happens during template rendering, I'm a bit at a loss here.
> Can anyone provide me with ideas? I don't really understand where to
> look for a solution.
>
> I'm on Django 1.0.2 with mod_python. Upgrading Django to a newer
> version and/or migrating to mod_wsgi is possible, but I don't want to
> start changing everything without understanding what's happening here.
>
> Thanks!
> Eric
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