that's a nice idea
thanks Michael
On 4/21/07, Michael Trier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I recently did something similar but what I ended up doing was
> creating a symbolic link to a path that was already in my sys.path
> location. For me since I have site-packages/django I just created a
I recently did something similar but what I ended up doing was
creating a symbolic link to a path that was already in my sys.path
location. For me since I have site-packages/django I just created a
site-packages/djangoapps subdirectory and then reference each
application with
Gah!
I'm so sorry
I forgot to change one of the urls when moving the app out of my
project directory
on a related note - I'm using ubuntu and I tried setting the
PYTHONPATH variable to my APPS directory, but then django could not
see the apps (so I used the python import statement). Am I
Hi
I started learning Django by putting all my apps inside the project
directory, and everything works nicely. But I'm going to be building
apps that can be shared across projects (one of the neat ideas in
Django!), so I'm trying to do that with my example project. I followed
some of the posts
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