> i have set both $PATH variable and $PYTHONPATH variable to
> C:\Django-0.96.2.tar\\Django-0.96.2\django
My first concern is that Windows isn't terribly smart about
handling .tar files. So if C:\Django-0.96.2.tar is actually a
tar-file, you may not be able to get anywhere with this unless
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply...
i have set both $PATH variable and $PYTHONPATH variable to
C:\Django-0.96.2.tar\\Django-0.96.2\django
( i have a small query. $path variable should have value of
what??
i.e when i am giving command
"django-admin.py startproject mysite"
i gave the
Swapna, did you install Django from SVN? If you extract Django from SVN, it
creates the following directory tree:
django-trunk/ (it looks like you may have renamed this to django/)
django/
docs/
examples/
. . .
Notice that there's a "django" *sub*-directory there. I'm not sure if
you're
> i am new to Django.After installing Django, i tried to create a new
> project called 'startproject' by giving the command-
> 'django-admin.py startproject mysite'
>
> the above command gave this error
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File
Hi,
i am new to Django.After installing Django, i tried to create a new
project called 'startproject' by giving the command-
'django-admin.py startproject mysite'
the above command gave this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
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