Error:
When django could not able to import admin model then the error comes
ImproperlyConfigured at … Error while importing URLconf .. ‘admin’ is not defined
Solution:
Define
from django.contrib import admin
at the top of urls.py file
Error:
While working Django New Admin Form, if environment variable PYTHONPATH has not been set or wrongly set the error appears.
AttributeError: ‘module’ object has no attribute ‘ModelAdmin’
Solution:
PYTHONPATH should map to Django New Admin form branch directory.
Example:
export PYTHONPATH="/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django-nfa" Where django-nfa is Django New Admin form branch directory
Error
Error comes in Django Programming
when all %s or %i is has not been replaced
Example:
name = ‘%s %s %s’ % (var1, var2)
Solution
It should be
name = ‘%s %s %s’ % (var1, var2, var3)
A common error (and the most common source of erroneous bug reports for the WDG HTML Validator) occurs when writing HTML tags within a SCRIPT element:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
// This is an error!
document.write(”</P>”);
// –>
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Django started as an internal project at the Lawrence Journal-World newspaper in 2003. The web development team there often had to implement new features or even entire applications within hours. Therefore, Django was created to meet the fast deadlines of journalism websites, whilst at the same time keeping the development process clean and maintainable. By the summer of 2005, Django became mature enough to handle several high traffic sites, and the developers decided to release it to the public as an Open Source project. The project was named after the jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.
Now that Django is an Open Source project, it has gathered developers and users from all over the world. Bug fixes and new features are introduced on a daily basis, while the original development team keeps an eye on the whole process to make sure that Django remains what it is meant to be—a web framework for building clean, maintainable and reusable web applications.
For your rapid web development, this site try to list all the bugs and fixes.
One of the requirements of XHTML-Strict validation is to code certain characters in ASCII syntax. Below is a list of characters and the ASCII equivalents that must be used to achieve proper validation. This list is meant as a starting point, add to it as you find necessary:
Ampersands
Ampersands (&) must be encoded as HTML entities…
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