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Can it really be that hard?!
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So here's my question. I'm new to python and am near lost. I've been through a few tutorials and still don't feel confident. Sure I can do whatever the tutorials say, but it's a different story when I do the whole thing myself.
Here's what I would like to do just to start:
I want to make two related websites. The first page will have a list of names that are numbered. Once a name is clicked on it will bring me to the second page where it will have information on that person (four columns: ID, phone number, hobbies and anything else).
This HAS TO BE easy. With python being recommended so highly to me on pure ease of use, why can I not figure this out?!
Any/all help is appreciated!
thx
Here's what I would like to do just to start:
I want to make two related websites. The first page will have a list of names that are numbered. Once a name is clicked on it will bring me to the second page where it will have information on that person (four columns: ID, phone number, hobbies and anything else).
This HAS TO BE easy. With python being recommended so highly to me on pure ease of use, why can I not figure this out?!
Any/all help is appreciated!
thx
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I fixed this problem. Here's the error message I was receiving when I did runserver, validate, etc.
C:\website\IT>manage.py runserver
Validating models...
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File "C:\website\IT\..\IT\packages\models.py", line 5, in Category
topic = models.ForeignKey(Package, related_name="categories")
NameError: name 'Package' is not defined
THIS IS REALLY THE PROBLEM:
The problem I'm having is figuring out how everything relates. By that I mean it seems like the files from my main folder (manage, settings urls, views) pull and receive from the files inside my 'packages' folder. If that's not very clear I understand...lol!
thx guys....
C:\website\IT>manage.py runserver
Validating models...
[...]
File "C:\website\IT\..\IT\packages\models.py", line 5, in Category
topic = models.ForeignKey(Package, related_name="categories")
NameError: name 'Package' is not defined
THIS IS REALLY THE PROBLEM:
The problem I'm having is figuring out how everything relates. By that I mean it seems like the files from my main folder (manage, settings urls, views) pull and receive from the files inside my 'packages' folder. If that's not very clear I understand...lol!
thx guys....
Last edited by wangzi; Nov 19th, 2008 at 9:44 pm.
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