I'm assuming that you mean OpenDNS can help individual users who might
not be able to access the site? Or is there a way on my end to prevent
my site from being blocked?
My next project is for a consulting company which works in China and
Canada, so I need to make sure that users can access it wi
My friends in Beijing keep complaining that my site goes down. Some
days they can access it, other days not. It's very frustrating. And
it's hosted on my own domain.
Does anyone have details on why people in China have period problems
accessing sites hosted on App Engine? Is there a way to fix it
After talking to some people on #django it seems that with Django,
template searches always begin with the template_dirs, which would
include /templates/ and further, relative template paths do not work.
However, for me on GAE, {% extend 'base.html' %} does not work if the
template is not in the
OK I took the "try... except" out to see errors.
Here's what's happening.
My folder / template structure:
/templates/base.html
/templates/section.html <-- inherits from base.html {% extends
"base.html" %}
/templates/section/item.html <-- inherits from section.html {%
extends "../section.ht
Hi there,
I have a simple request handler that is supposed to take a URL and map
it to template files where/when they exist [see #1, below] and it
works *except* where I have a template inside a folder (/templates/
folder/thisone.html) that inherits from a template in its parent /
templates/ folde
