New at this so I appreciate all the help. Thanks!
On Jan 16, 2:04 pm, "Karen Tracey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jan 16, 2008 11:39 AM, mOne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > What I want to do is have the admin files, and the media files within
> > the mysite directory. This way I can edit them accordingly and copy
> > the directory and just re-skin it for another client to use as a base.
> > Hope that makes sense. So in essence I want to have a main directory
> > djcode and then within that subdirectories or sites I am creating.
> > Within each of those I want to have the admin templates and media
> > directories so I can personalize them. Almost a framework using
> > Django's.
>
> OK, to do this for a production setup you'd want to change
> ADMIN_MEDIA_PREFIX to point to whatever server you have set up to serve the
> customized admin media files for each site. For development, you want to
> use the --adminmedia option to runserver (try python manage.py runserver
> --help to see a description), I believe. And you'll need to un-do the stuff
> from earlier -- sorry, I didn't understand what it was you were trying to do
> when you first asked.
>
> Karen
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