Nesapuliata: hm, I don't see anything obvious, you'll need to do some debugging (e..g using pdb) to see what actually happens in the code
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knbk: ok thank you for your time
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Valduare
morning all
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harmaahylje
evening
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morning
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so in my django app i get a 404 for /static/style.css .... I haven't added a style.css anywhere in my code for it to look for
is this something django expects under the hood ? Do I need to create a blank style.css to satisfy this?
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not really... Are you on admin page or using your own template?
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softinio: My take on this, recheck your code, clean your browser's cache and try it again. If you don't refer to /static/style.css in your template code, it should not be requested by the browser
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own template
get it when going to homepage so strange
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problem went away when i restart run server lol asking here helped I feel :-)
"There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc. (which would require adding it to INSTALLED_APPS)."
geekodour08: that means you can put the module with your settings in INSTALLED_APPS if you want to do that for some reason
(the module containing your settings, wsgi.py, etc.)
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hello. I'm looking elegant way of order admin "add" forms. I use abstract model for addresses which belongs to person and company model(both have address etc. fields). And that create quite ugly "add" forms at admin panel side(starts from address fields instead of person name)