Re: very simple noob question - annoying caching problem

2010-04-02 Thread Bill Freeman
3. If you're running under Apache rather than the deveolpment server, did you restart apache? (The development server restarts the app when you change the code, but the apache - mod_wsgi or apache - mod_python scheme does not, and you are still running the old code.) On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 1:30

Re: very simple noob question - annoying caching problem

2010-04-02 Thread Antoni Aloy
1. Refresh your browser cache. 2. Make sure you're executing the right code. Have you tried to put a breakpoint? import pdb; pdb.set_trace() 2010/4/2 Pablo Cubico : > Hi Guys! > > I'm new to Django AND Python, but I do have a long experience in > configuring Apache, and

very simple noob question - annoying caching problem

2010-04-02 Thread Pablo Cubico
Hi Guys! I'm new to Django AND Python, but I do have a long experience in configuring Apache, and PHP programming. Now, I was testing this simple view: --- def get_value(request): return HttpResponse(3) --- It worked, it printed "3", everything ok. Now I changed