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TIP: the links to the documentation in the comments in settings.py should point to the same django version as your virtualenv, 2.0.You can change your TIME_ZONE setting as they suggest if you like though. We support different databases, but using SQlite, the default, is probably simplest at this stage. Writing your first Django app, Part 2 Database setup and settings.py TIP: when you've finished editing views.py and the various urls.py files, don't forget to reload your webapp before going to check out your new /polls/ url on your live site.You can now follow along with the rest of Part 1 of the official tutorial, more or less from the Creating the Polls app section onwards, using the tab with your Bash console, and another tab for editing files perhaps.

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Reload your webapp, and now when you visit your site, you should see the expected startup page, with its little rocket and message saying 'The install worked successfully! Congratulations!'. Settings.py and editing it like this: ALLOWED_HOSTS = # once you finish the tutorial, you might want to change this to a more secure setting, ''.

The Files tab, and editing mysite/settings.py. You will need to tell Django what site it's processing requests for by going to

) is different from running a server locally and accessing it locally. This is because your page is on the internet, and is access via the url/domain that you just setup (eg. If you try and click through to yoru site now, you will see an error page ( Invalid HTTP_HOST header) instead of the Django welcome page. > Whenever you make changes to files in your django project, you'll need to hit 'Reload' on the web tab to publish them and make them live on the actual site. Now instead of the django dev server running on your own machine, you have a django site live and on the Internet, at. Save the file, then go back to the Web tab and hit the Reload button. environ = 'ttings' from import get_wsgi_application from import StaticFilesHandler application = StaticFilesHandler ( get_wsgi_application ()) expanduser ( '~/mysite' ) if path not in sys. Link to edit your wsgi file, delete everything and replace it with this: import os import sys path = os.

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When you click confirm, you should find completes to a full path like this:ДЇinally, your wsgi.py file is how we know what code to run for you.

Second, go to the Virtualenv section of your web app and enter the name of our virtualenv,Дjango2. Will allow you to easily hit reload on your web app, or find your error log, and In your browser at all times too, so that you can easily jump back to it. When you hit next, you'll be on your web app configuration page, and it's probably a good idea to keep this tab open

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We need the manual option to make sure we get Django 2 from our virtualenv

TIP: Make sure you choose 'Manual configuration', not 'Django' when creating your webapp.

This lets us know which versions of python and django we should be using.Д¬onfigure the web app so that we know what actual code to run.ДЇirst, to create a web app on PythonAnywhere, open up a new browser tab and go That we should listen and try to respond to any web traffic that comes to usД¬onfigure the web app to be run inside the virtualenv that you just set up. Internet (they're actually different machines from our web servers).Д¬reate a web app via our interface- this lets us know that you want to createДЄ website with at and You can access, because our console servers aren't publicly accessible over the And in any case, it won't be able to create a dev server If you try and run it, you're likely to see an error saying the manage.py runserverД¬ommand) doesn't work. You will probably quickly realize that the Django development server on

(not) the development server: setting up your web app on the Web tab Open a new browser tab and go to the Files tab, then navigate to your new 'mysite' folder.ДЄpart from the Files tab, you can also use the tree command from the bash console to see the directory tree. # If it shows anything else, you ' ve probably forgotten to activate your virtualenv! Creating a project, and viewing filesДЄfter you run the startproject command, you can take a look around the files in your project using our file browser and built-in browser-based editor. The first command the tutorial asks you to run is to check the installed version: python - m django - version It's probably a good idea to keep a bash console open at all times in one browser tab, with the virtualenv activated, so you can flick back and forth. If you need to reactivate it later, maybe if you close your bash console and open a new one, the command is: workon django2 We Always make sure your virtualenv is active when working on the django tutorial

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