python .\manage.py runserver
This works well in Firefox/Chrome/Safari, but when I try to use Internet Explorere (9,8,7), the server will not interact with the browser-operations such as login will always fail and eventually fail.
Basically anything that is not a simple static template (sometimes not even that) will not load in IE (but it loads well in FF/Chrome)
I Environment:
> Windows 7(x64)
> Aptana
> Python v2.7.2
> django v1.3
Update: When I clearly define This does not happen when the server IP address is used, as shown below:
python .\manage.py runserver 192.168.1.123:8000
Ideas? Suggest?
>If you are on Windows For development and point your browser to localhost:8000, please try to use 127.0.0.1:8000. I have encountered problems with IE9 before.> If you are using VM (I ask because IE7, 8, 9 will not all be in the same Running on the operating system), you need to point to the host IP, because localhost will be the local IP of the VM itself.
I run the python development server locally, as shown below: < p>
python .\manage.py runserver
This works well in Firefox/Chrome/Safari, but when I try to use Internet Explorere(9 ,8,7), the server will not interact with the browser-operations such as login will always fail and eventually fail.
Basically anything that is not a simple static template (sometimes not even that) Neither will load in IE (but it loads well in FF/Chrome)
My environment:
> Windows 7(x64)
> Aptana
> Python v2.7.2
> django v1.3
Update: This does not happen when I clearly define the server IP address, as shown below:
python .\manage.py runserver 192.168.1.123:8000
Any ideas? Suggest?
Two guesses:
>If you are developing on Windows and point your browser to localhost:8000, please Try to use 127.0.0.1:8000. I have encountered problems with IE9 before.> If you are using a VM (I ask because IE7, 8, 9 will not all run on the same operating system), you need to point to the host IP, Because localhost will be the local IP of the VM itself.