1.1. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. You can find compatibility table for particular python version here with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms mysite This means: Batch mode is to set up an English-only project, which will be sufficient for the purposes of this tutorial. You can of course simply edit the new project’s settings.py file at any time to change or add site

1. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. 1.2. Your working environment We’re going to assume that you have with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms mysite This Batch mode is to set up an English-only project, which will be sufficient for the purposes of this tutorial. You can of course simply edit the new project’s settings.py file at any time to change or add site

1.1. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. 1.2. Your working environment We’re going to assume that you have with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms mysite This means: Batch mode is to set up an English-only project, which will be sufficient for the purposes of this tutorial. You can of course simply edit the new project’s settings.py file at any time to change or add site

notes 2.3 release notes 2.2 release notes Upgrading from 2.1.x and Django 1.2.x Using django CMS Tutorial Reference for content editors Indices and tables Index Module Index Search Page Tutorials The with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms -f -p . mysite mysite This means: run the django CMS installer install Django Filer too (-f) - required for this tutorial use the current directory as the parent of the new project directory (-p .) call the new project

environment. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. You can find compatibility table for particular python version here with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: 10 Chapter 4. Software version Batch mode is to set up an English-only project, which will be sufficient for the purposes of this tutorial. You can of course simply edit the new project’s settings.py file at any time to change or add site

environment. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. Your working environment We’re going to assume that you have a with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms -f -p . mysite This means: • run the django CMS installer • install Django Filer too (-f) - required for this tutorial • use the current directory as the parent of the new project directory (-p .) • call the new project

environment. Requirements django CMS requires Django 1.11 or newer, and Python 2.7 or 3.3 or newer. This tutorial assumes you are using Python 3. Your working environment We’re going to assume that you have a reasonably with a new command, djangocms. Create a new directory to work in, and cd into it: mkdir tutorial-project cd tutorial-project Run it to create a new Django project called mysite: djangocms mysite This means: Batch mode is to set up an English-only project, which will be sufficient for the purposes of this tutorial. You can of course simply edit the new project’s settings.py file at any time to change or add site

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Requirements 1.2. Databases 2. Upgrading a django CMS installation 2.1. 2.2 Release 3. Introductory Tutorial 3.1. Getting help 3.2. Configuration and setup 3.3. Creating templates 3.4. Creating your first with Python and Django, and should outline the steps necessary for you to follow the Introductory Tutorial. 1.1. Requirements Python [http://www.python.org] 2.5 (or a higher release of 2.x). Django [http://www database’s driver globally. You have now everything that is needed for you to follow the Introductory Tutorial. Note This will install Django version 1.3 for use with the CMS. While later versions of Django