Re: Admin page missing icons

2016-03-04 Thread Bruno Barbosa
sorry, the correct command is: python manage.py collectstatic -- Bruno Barbosa Web Developer On Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 5:09 PM, Bruno Barbosa wrote: > Are you running django with DEBUG=False? > ​​ > Try run python.py manage.py collectstatic then reload page. > > -- > Bruno

Re: Admin page missing icons

2016-03-04 Thread Bruno Barbosa
Are you running django with DEBUG=False? ​​ Try run python.py manage.py collectstatic then reload page. -- Bruno Barbosa Web Developer *brunobarbosa.com.br * On Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 4:13 PM, wrote: > In your browser enable "network inspector" and

Re: Admin page missing icons

2016-03-04 Thread aspellip
In your browser enable "network inspector" and reload page, you will see where is icon must locate. For example: On Friday, March 4, 2016 at 3:16:37 PM UTC+2, David Hou wrote: > > Hi all, > > > I'm really new to Django and am just working through the tutorials right > now. I noticed that my

Admin page missing icons

2016-03-04 Thread David Hou
Hi all, I'm really new to Django and am just working through the tutorials right now. I noticed that my admin page is missing some icons (circled in red below). Inspecting the html at these locations shows that there is no icon being referenced here. Is there something I'm missing in my

django admin page missing icons.....

2009-10-30 Thread William Chan
I have a fedora 9 linux web server box. I compiled php and apache. It has the python 2.5.1 rpm's that came with fedora 9. Now I have to support django on my web server. I compiled mod_python and installed the django rpm's that come with fedora 9 ( version 1.0.2 final ). I followed the tutorial