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Good afternoon, I’m new to Django and I’m making the following mistake:
I can’t access admin. I’ve checked the url several times and it’s all right. Until a day ago I was accessing the admin normally.
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2 things for you to check.
- Conflict of routes.
- If you have the admin in the INSTALLED_APPS tuple in Settings.py.
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Solved. The problem was when I was logging out. When trying to open the login screen, there was a middleware trying to access the request.user that had already been deleted. Thank you Micael. Hugs
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Hummm I checked the routes and they are all correct. And in Settings is the admin. INSTALLED_APPS = [ 'Django.contrib.admin'.
– raphael
It’s the second time I have this problem. The first time I had to create a new project and migrate all apps.
– raphael
You can put your urls.py as it is.?
– Micael Pereira
urlpatterns = path('admin/', admin.site.urls, name='admin'), path('login/', auth_views.login, name='login'), path('logout/', auth_views.logout, name='logout'), path('main/', include('main.urls'), ='main name'), path('courses/', include('courses.urls'), name='courses'), path('personal/', include('personal.urls'), name='personal'), path('Members/', include('Members.urls'), name='Members'), path('blog/', include('blog.urls'), name='blog'), path('shop/', include('shop.urls'), name='shop'), ]
– raphael
from Django.contrib import admin url(r' admin/', admin.site.urls),
– Micael Pereira
url(r' admin/', admin.site.urls), Nameerror: name 'url' is not defined
– raphael
And it’s not just the admin that I can’t access. Any page returns the image error.
– raphael
The user is in the database as admin?
– Micael Pereira
there are 3 registered users.
– raphael
The q vc is logged in exists in the database? Have you tried to enter the tab anonymously?
– Micael Pereira
I didn’t even log in! rs try to log in to Chrome’s anonymous mode? The same error already occurs!
– raphael