Is this by default? I don't have the 'apps' module from my project available to me in my View. According to the instructions on the django website, it is the "parent" directory of your project that you should include in the path, not the project directory itself.
Because of this, "project.apps.application.module" should work and it does for me. But, this isn't ideal since I do want there to be a dependency on the project name in my apps that I want to be able to share and drag-and-drop into multiple projects. So, what is the best practice for handling this? Putting your project directory in the path and using "apps" like Rob has done? (I missed that instruction if it was in the install guide) Or is there another suggestion? Great work with Django so far... and I cannot wait to see a 1.0 release! thanks- Ian
