You need to create a 404.html page in order to Django's generic view to display the 404 when DEBUG mode is false. Otherwise, it will display a 500 error.
Put the 404.html in your app's template directory and try again.
Best wishes,
Masud
On Wednesday, 18 July 2012 11:04:49 UTC+1, nffdiogosilva wrote:
-- On Wednesday, 18 July 2012 11:04:49 UTC+1, nffdiogosilva wrote:
Hello folks.Just for the record, this is my first project in Django.The problem is this:When i have the debug on true and i search for a page that i know that don't exist i get the expected Django 404 error.But when i turn off the Debug, instead of getting my 404html page, i get the 500html page. I don't even know which mistake in my code could be originating this.Any thoughts?Regards,nffdiogosilva.
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