Graham Dumpleton a écrit :
> Do what has been suggested with using something like live http
> headers, but in particular pay close attention to the Content-Type
> header being returned for static files served from your /media
> directory. When using Apache the content types for such files will be
Do what has been suggested with using something like live http
headers, but in particular pay close attention to the Content-Type
header being returned for static files served from your /media
directory. When using Apache the content types for such files will be
dictated by Apache configuration an
First check your browser settings. Is javascript enabled? Clear your
cache and then see if you can still load the js files directly. When
faced with situations like this I like to use the "Live HTTP Headers"
extension for Firefox to see whats really going on. Of course, you
could always avoid the
I have a weird problem where if i run django standalone, i see the
calendar widget by a DateField entry in the admin form, but when run
from mod_python, i lose it. (i lose the calendar date picking widget,
and the "today" shortcut)
/media *is* working - the css gets loaded properly. I'm using t
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