Hi,
I had the same problem with the SITE_ID mismatched. I also found you
can just recognize the SITE_ID from the admin page by editing the site
form and checking the URL like (http://localhost:8000/admin/sites/site/
1/). The last number on URL is exactly the SITE_ID of your site name.
Just a
Thank you! That has resolved my problem.
The admin shell does not show the site id number by default, so I
supposed that removing the default 'example.com' and adding 'mysite'
would enable Django to reuse id 1. I should have assumed otherwise -
the new site was id == 2, of course. I should have
I just had the same problem, because my site.id was not 1 but 2 as I
discovered with
the shell...
On 18 août, 22:24, gegard wrote:
> > I cannot get flatpages to work on my site
>
> ... which, I should have said, is in Django 1.1.
>
> Geoff
> I cannot get flatpages to work on my site
... which, I should have said, is in Django 1.1.
Geoff
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I cannot get flatpages to work on my site, although I have done all
that I can see in the documentation, and would like guidance.
I give a 6-step short description of what I've done and what happened,
in case anyone recognizes a glaring mistake or lack in what I've done.
Step 6 is it just 'not
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