Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread Eduan
Hi all. I am a old Delphi programmer and started to use Django. I believe that it is the future of programming. I started at Djangoprojects's tutorial and get stuck at places. Is there some place that I can download the full finished tutorial? or if anyone of you have the complete tutorial that you

Re: Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread Massimiliano della Rovere
I do not know whether there is or not the complete tutorial, but you can write the errors you receive or the doubts you have. They could be useful for other beginners too :) On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 10:54, Eduan wrote: > Hi all. I am a old Delphi programmer and started to use Django. I > believe

Re: Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread bruno desthuilliers
On 29 juin, 10:54, Eduan wrote: > Hi all. I am a old Delphi programmer and started to use Django. Hi Eduan Just for a quick clarification : Django is a framework, based on the Python programming language, and you'll need a good knowledge of Python itself to make the besr use of Django. Sorry if

Re: Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread Eduan
Okay thanks that you all are so helpful. I went through the whole tutorial allot of times and can't even complete part 1. I thought that it was my setup that i was using. I am using Windows 7 and Eclipse SDK Version: 3.5.2 for my programming environment. I am using a MySQL 5.5 database. It all goe

Re: Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread Adnan Sadzak
Can You describe your folders structure and show us settings.py file? If You followed tutorial correctly everything should work fine. On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 2:00 PM, Eduan wrote: > Okay thanks that you all are so helpful. > I went through the whole tutorial allot of times and can't even > com

Re: Beginner nead help

2010-06-29 Thread Alex Robbins
Eduan, This might be a little technical for a beginner, but you'll have to learn sometime :) Python looks for modules according to the python path. If your module isn't available on the path, then you'll get an error like you are seeing. I believe that manage.py adds the directory it is in to the