Re: Django and Zinnia + DjangoCMS

If you're not a programmer, new to Django, and need a CMS, why not use Mezzanine?

You'll have a fully functional site up and running in a very short time with the added bonus that you can learn Django (and programming) as you work backwards, reverse engineering Mezzanine.

Also, Mezzanine's built-in blog is better than Zinnia, IMO.


On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 3:52:25 PM UTC-6, Silvio Siefke wrote:

Hello,

im not sure is allowed to ask here. I want run Django CMS, Django is
sympa but im not a programmer so i think django cms make it easier to
run a Website. At moment i try local tests to convert my pages in this
system.

I has 2 problems with the this system.

1.) Must i activate in settings.py the zinnia.urls or goes this automatich?
The problem is i become msg in admin interface,

"Menu CategoryMenu cannot be loaded. Please, make sure all its urls exist
and can be resolved. Menu TagMenu cannot be loaded. Please, make sure all
its urls exist and can be resolved. Menu AuthorMenu cannot be loaded.
Please, make sure all its urls exist and can be resolved."

"/var/www/dcms/python/lib/python2.7/site-packages/cms/context_processors.py:20: DeprecationWarning: cms.context_processors.media has been deprecated
in favor of cms.context_processors.cms_settings. Please update your
configuration 'configuration', DeprecationWarning)

No handlers could be found for logger "menus""

2.) When i go in user settings i become

"TransactionManagementError at /en/admin/cms/usersettings/
Your database backend doesn't behave properly when autocommit is off.
Turn it on before using 'atomic'." I has googled but when i fix it
with 'ATOMIC_REQUESTS': True i become

TransactionManagementError at /en/admin/cms/usersettings/
This is forbidden when an 'atomic' block is active.


Has someone an advice?

Django V. 1.6.3
Django CMS 3

Thank you for help & Nice Day
Silvio

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