On Oct 16, 4:32 pm, "Jim Zhan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Guys, I now finally realise that is not possible to achieve this via
> any external configuration like webserver/settings.py, as the app name is
> already defined in the urls.py unless we change ^app/$ to ^$ for the
> application
Thanks Guys, I now finally realise that is not possible to achieve this via
any external configuration like webserver/settings.py, as the app name is
already defined in the urls.py unless we change ^app/$ to ^$ for the
application.
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 9:00 AM, Malcolm Tredinnick <
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On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 08:43 -0700, jwing wrote:
> Hi all, I just moved to Django from Pylons. Django never ceases to
> amaze me so far, but when I tried to deploy my app on apache
> (fastcgi), I got the rewrite issue with no any corresponding solution
> via Google, well, I can't find it at least
jwing wrote:
> Hi all, I just moved to Django from Pylons. Django never ceases to
> amaze me so far, but when I tried to deploy my app on apache
> (fastcgi), I got the rewrite issue with no any corresponding solution
> via Google, well, I can't find it at least :(
>
> I Got:
> 1) several apps und
Hi all, I just moved to Django from Pylons. Django never ceases to
amaze me so far, but when I tried to deploy my app on apache
(fastcgi), I got the rewrite issue with no any corresponding solution
via Google, well, I can't find it at least :(
I Got:
1) several apps under project "demo" (app1, ap
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