#django

Is there any circumstance when a HttpResponseNotFound instead does a redirect to the homepage?

mikeliss you can do whatever you want in that case

mikeless: is it that you want to know if you can do that, or you're experiencing that behavior?

tensory: I'm experiencing it, and feeling bewildered.

mikeliss, you might have a url pattern set up to do that

Django falls back to django.views.defaults.page_not_found

some combination of a setting in a urls.py file with redirect behavior in a view

ah, good to know, Jygga

I didn't know that offhand

define handler404 = 'mysite.views.my_custom_404_view' in your urls.py as suggested by https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/ht...

Jygga: Yeah, I've got that.

Jygga, tensory: This must be some weird combo of things...I'll dig deeper, but good to know that there's no oddball django settings that would do something like this.

actually i have never needed that functionality yet

I've used a custom 500 view to show a special error page for certain parts of a site before

And also when the base template requires something from a template context processor (default 500 view doesn't use context processors in case the error came from them)

hi all, is there a built in way to override a setting for a test case ?

is_null: yes, look for override_settings

(I think it's django.test.utils)

nice, thanks !

aw, this doesn't work with LiveServerTestCase, bummer :(

is_nice, what about the settings contextual? ie, with self.settings(YOUR_SETTING=value): ...

what would cause a template tag to produce a HTTP Error 404: Not Found? Here's the tag's code: http://dpaste.org/bb3Mq/

this is the page in question http://cs-fsu-valcarce.herokuapp.com/about/

Are the Bitnami EC2 servers with django pre-installed considered safe from a security perspective?

frankV, uhh, call me crazy, but the urllib call out to gravatar?

works for a similar tag

I should add that it works on my local machine, just not on heroku

frankV don't know, but the traceback is pretty clear.. starting at this line: 57. response = urllib2.urlopen(url)

this is the other tag that has worked long before this one http://dpaste.org/LOyCL/

which you can see works http://cs-fsu-valcarce.herokuapp.com/2013/1/pim...

frankV, they're calling different URL's.. you realize that right?

yes

so, I assume you've tested the emails being checked by the tag in question?

I will double check

k.. I gotta jet

it's the same exact parameter

and like I said it works on my development server, just not on heroku

I dont know what to tell you, the traceback is clear. As for why its only happening on heroku, *shrugs*

anyways, I'm out.. good luck

thanks mate

How do I show an image in an Admin Inline?

So I've commented out a function but django is still giving me an error saying it's being called.

"login() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)"

Is django caching old versions of the file or something?

nevermind