Just a heads up for anyone who comes across this. I inherited this
project from someone else and did not realize that they copied all of
the admin media files to a separate location. So when I did the diffs
I did them on the wrong files. That is what it was though, messed up
css files. Thanks.
On
I have tried chrome, firefox and ie on both versions. They all work
perfectly on the windows instance and are smashed on the linux
instance. I haven't tried changing the admin css files yet, they are
the same on the linux and windows installs. I was hoping that
something else could be mangling it b
Looks like your issue is cross browser CSS as opposed to a Django
issue. Have you tried looking for css based solutions? What browsers
are you using on each machine?
On 5 May 2011 18:41, John wrote:
> Hi there, I am working on a project to track servers, filesystems, and
> space allocations using
Hi there, I am working on a project to track servers, filesystems, and
space allocations using django. I have been testing the project using
eclipse on windows and the command line on a linux server, where it
will ultimately reside.
I am having a problem with the select boxes and textareas on the
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