To clarify: "/shop" DOES take me to the shop. But, "/shop/dashboard"
produces this error as described.
On Friday, January 5, 2018 at 11:41:52 AM UTC-5, Mike Robinson wrote:
>
> I just installed "pip3 django-oscar" in the usual way and I added the shop
> urls under "/shop" to my urls.py.
>
> I find that I can get to the shop but not to the dashboard with
> "/shop/dashboard." I get an error from the default dashboard auth-fn.
>
> ImproperlyConfigured: Please follow Oscar's default dashboard app layout
> or set a custom access_fn
>
> So I put some debugging messages into my local copy and now things start
> to get weird.
>
> url-name 'dashboard:promotion-list-by-page'
>
> gets url '/shop/dashboard/content-blocks/pages/'
>
> view_module 'django.contrib.flatpages.views'
>
> Huh?! So I go into the manage.py shell and try some one-liners. This
> one's good:
>
> >>> resolve(r'/shop/dashboard/content-blocks/create/')
>
> ResolverMatch(func=oscar.apps.dashboard.promotions.views.CreateRedirectView,
> args=(), kwargs={}, url_name=promotion-create-redirect, app_names=[],
> namespaces=['dashboard'])
>
> ... but this one tries to go to flatpages!
>
> >>> resolve(r'/shop/dashboard/content-blocks/pages/')
>
> ResolverMatch(func=django.contrib.flatpages.views.flatpage, args=(),
> kwargs={'url': ''}, url_name=django.contrib.flatpages.views.flatpage,
> app_names=[], namespaces=[])
>
>
> ... and I'm sure that I am looking at the Python code that defines both:
>
>
> def get_urls(self):
>
> urls = [
>
> url(r'^$', self.list_view.as_view(), name='promotion-list'),
>
> url(r'^pages/$', self.page_list.as_view(),
>
> name='promotion-list-by-page'),
>
> url(r'^page/(?P<path>/([\w-]+(/[\w-]+)*/)?)$',
>
> self.page_detail.as_view(), name='promotion-list-by-url'),
>
> url(r'^create/$',
>
> self.create_redirect_view.as_view(),
>
> "promotion-list-by-page" occurs only once in the source-code. As I said
> above – "reverse()" produces the URL-string indicated, but it resolves to a
> flatpage while its next-door-neighbor resolves properly to a create-view.
> I also printed the class-name so I also know that "PageDetailView" is
> what's being referenced.
>
> Yes, I -am- running under Python 3...
>
> I simply cannot explain why one URL is not being resolved while its
> next-door-neighbor is. Especially since the URL that I'm trying to
> resolve, came from "reverse()!"
>
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