I think I figured out my error. I was told to copy the new sub-
directory named "django" to site-packages. I copied the whole
directory (django-1.1) there instead. I made the fix. Now when I
"import django" I just get the prompt back - no error. I assume it is
working.
Thanks for the time you too
I followed the install instructions in the book entitled: "Python Web
Development with Django". I copied the expanded Directory "Django-1.1"
to /Library/Python/2.5/site-packages. I don't know how to answer the
question about the pythonpath because that is the "howto" info that is
missing. One arti
On Oct 10, 4:01 pm, dbakerweb wrote:
> I have gotten to the point where I want to test my install of Django.
> I run "import django" and get the "No module named django" error. I
> suspect it is a path issue but I've not been able to understand any
> googled results for fixing path issues. I am a
I have gotten to the point where I want to test my install of Django.
I run "import django" and get the "No module named django" error. I
suspect it is a path issue but I've not been able to understand any
googled results for fixing path issues. I am a newbie and not a Unix
sysadmin.
Please help.
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