Re: Admin css being weird

Yes I fixed this problem. I didn't read your reply, but I did exactly what you suggest and then update the media symbolic link to the correct django media admin. Now all works fine. Thanks a lot. Simone. On May 24, 8:03 pm, Ariel Nunez wrote: > On Sun, May 24, 2009 at

Re: Admin css being weird

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 10:03 AM, simonecare...@gmail.com < simonecare...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Yes I have 2 Django version installed. > But in the django.fcgi dispatcher I call the my Django Environment. > How can I fix this issue? I usually use it removing the 'other' version from my python

Re: Admin css being weird

Yes I have 2 Django version installed. But in the django.fcgi dispatcher I call the my Django Environment. How can I fix this issue? On 23 Mag, 20:49, Ariel Nunez wrote: > Please make sure there isn't another Django version being loaded. > I experienced the same

Re: Admin css being weird

Please make sure there isn't another Django version being loaded. I experienced the same situation when I had copied admin media from one version and the Django module loaded had another one. (i.e. Django 1.0 installed systemwide and Django 1.1 on a virtualenv) Regards, Ariel.

Re: Admin css being weird

Hi. I've the same problem deploying a django application on my web hosting with FastCGI. I've tried also to entirely copy the media admin directory into my public_html, but the only page I continue see looking good is the LOGOUT page. It seems that Django doesn't load properly the css. In the

Re: Admin css being weird

just to add, the images are actually working fine.. On 29 Apr, 22:57, Cole wrote: > Hi, > > I've used Django a fair bit and have just installed it on a ubuntu- > based distro.  I've got everything working fine with apache2 and > mod_python but the admin css, > > I have

Admin css being weird

Hi, I've used Django a fair bit and have just installed it on a ubuntu- based distro. I've got everything working fine with apache2 and mod_python but the admin css, I have a soft link at /var/www/admin_media ponting to the admin media folder and going to something like: