Day 46 Django urls.py import include

[ericchou1]

Just a note, by default project urls.py did not import include method (at least for me when following the steps) so it needs to be explicitly imported.

Default:

from django.urls import path

Add:

from django.urls import path, include

[bbelderbos]

Thanks @ericchou1 is that in the video only? I do see it in the demo code: https://github.com/talkpython/100daysofweb-with-python-course/blob/master/days/045-048-django-intro/demo/mysite/urls.py

[ericchou1]

Yes, video only, I went back to the source code to see where include() should have been imported from, then saw it was django.urls.

[mikeckennedy]

Thanks for all the QA Eric. :)

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[ericchou1]

Of course, thank you @bbelderbos @mikeckennedy and @hobojoe1848 for the great course. Learning a lot!

[bbelderbos]

@ericchou1 I just checked " URL routing and your first view" and the include is in there, was it another video perhaps? Cheers

[ericchou1]

You are right, I must have missed it in the first minute of the video. I will resolve this, thanks for checking!