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I installed pinax on windows after trying to create a project I got this error: (mysite) C:\virtualenvs\mysite>pinax-admin setup_project mypinax Created project mypinax Installing project requirements... Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\virtualenvs\mysite\Scripts\pinax-admin-script.py", line 8, in <module> load_entry_point('Pinax==0.9a2', 'console_scripts', 'pinax-admin')() File "c:\virtualenvs\mysite\lib\site-packages\pinax\core\management\__init__.py", line 105, in execute_from_command_line runner.execute() File "c:\virtualenvs\mysite\lib\site-packages\pinax\core\management\__init

Can I install Pinax on Windows Environment? Is there a easy way? Which environment do you recommend? I have pinax 0.7rc1 installed and working on windows 7, with no problems. Check out this video for a great example on how to do this. He uses pinax 0.7beta3 on windows XP. http://www.vimeo.com/6098872 Here are the steps I followed. download and install python download and install python image library download pinax at http://pinaxproject.com extract the download to some working directory <pinax-directory> (maybe c:\pinax ?) make sure you have python in your path (c:\pythonXX) make sure you have

In django_session table session_data is stored which is first pickled using pickle module of python and then encoded in base64 by using base64 module of python. I got the decoded pickled session_data. session_data from django_session table: gAJ9cQEoVQ9fc2Vzc2lvbl9leHBpcnlxAksAVRJfYXV0aF91c2VyX2JhY2tlbmRxA1UpZGphbmdvLmNvbnRyaWIuYXV0aC5iYWNrZW5kcy5Nb2RlbEJhY2tlbmRxBFUNX2F1dGhfdXNlcl9pZHEFigECdS5iZmUwOWExOWI0YTZkN2M0NDc2MWVjZjQ5ZDU0YjNhZA== after decoding it by base64.decode(session_data): \x80\x02}q\x01(U\x0f_session_expiryq\x02K\x00U\x12_auth_user_backendq\x03U)django.contrib.auth.backends

I have installed the pinax(0.9a2) with the pinax-bootstrap theme! Now I want to customize it and redesign the theme, but I didn`t find any *.css files in my template folder. Therefore how to customize the css of the bootstrap theme? So this is how I get my basic pinax project up-and-running:- mkvirtualenv -p python2.7 --distribute mysite cd ~/work pinax-admin setup_project -b basic mysite cd mysite pip install -r requirements/base.txt python manage.py collectstatic python manage.py syncdb python manage.py runserver 8001 which gives me this:- Now that my pinax is running beautifully with

I am getting an error page from an originally Pinax 0.7 project: ImportError at / No module named simple Request Method: GET Request URL: http://stornge.com:8000/ Django Version: 1.5 Exception Type: ImportError Exception Value: No module named simple Exception Location: /home/jonathan/clay/../clay/urls.py in <module>, line 3 Python Executable: /home/jonathan/virtual_environment/bin/python Python Version: 2.7.3 Python Path: ['/home/jonathan/clay/apps', '/home/jonathan/virtual_environment/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pinax/apps', '/home/jonathan/clay', '/home/jonathan/virtual_environment

I'm starting a new web app project using Django and Pinax. I want to be able to give my users unique domain names like Wordpress and other sites do : username.wordpress.com . I'm not sure how to approach this with Django, since the url parsing logic (in urls.py) starts with the url AFTER the domain name. More specifically, there will be multiple groups of users, each group having a unique name. Not sure that makes a difference, but I thought I should mention that. Is there some way I can manipulate the http request so that the URL looks to Django as if the url were something like www.domain

Am in the process of developing some app for Facebook using Django! I've started first by building the app in Django and its shaping up pretty well, now am wondering how can I make it a Facebook app. I would really appreciate real world example for Facebook apps made with Django. I just saw the presentation of Mr. Eric Florenzano at Pycon 2010 , and he talks about a side project he did on facebook using django. From PYCON 2010: If you've been using Django for any amount of time, you've probably learned some pretty standard practices on how to use it. This talk aims to shatter those conceptions