> Anurag, Thanks. That worked for me too. But it's hardly a solution.
> Now I can't use admin. I want both. Is that asking too much? Has
> anyone else any ideas?
OK, I've solved all my problems. It was my mistake. For some reason,
I had these two lines in urls.py in the reverse order:
(r'^admin/doc/', include('django.contrib.admindocs.urls')),
(r'^admin/(.*)', admin.site.root),
Now I can have a public and admin interface, whether or not I use a
separate admin.py file. Sorry to have bothered you. It seems generic
views work after all! But it was useful for me to learn about
admin.py - it seems a good idea to use a separate admin.py file.
Rodney
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