From: justin q. <jus...@gm...> - 2006-08-25 16:08:12
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In trying to install openlogistic I get an error that indicates that the openlogistic module can be imported but has none of the attributes (company,client,contact,etc.). The setup on the wiki assumes that you are setting up your django installation to only run openlogistic. I dont know about you, but my django box is running several different applications and I cannot reconfigure it to only run openlogistic. Overwriting the ROOT_URLCONF and MEDIA_ROOT is not an option. Openlogistic needs to be flexable enough to add into anywhere in your url scheme as a selfcontained module (ie http://mydomain.com/openlogistic). The solution is to make openlogistic a django module. Through soft linking, I can move it into django (ie django.openlogistic.company), but I am still having problems with not finding the attributes. What working configuration does anyone else have? I need to know how to fix these attribute errors, and it might be something in the filesystem. I have attached my modified settings.py so you can see what I am aiming for. Justin Quick |