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I've been looking everywhere for answer to my questions last few hours and couldn't find anything, so i decided to ask.

I followed installation instruction in docs of Dajaxice, got everything setup exacly the same, but unfortunetely my Dajax.core.js file is not getting parsed, so when i click on the javascript link in page html source it still contains template tags. I included the Dajaxice finder in staticfiles_finder(actually i ve got everything setup like in the ins instruction.

I am using django 1.4.1 develop server at the moment for testing and the latest Dajaxice version which is 0.9, is that make any difference ?

Does the order of vars in settings.py matters ?

What are the main reasons the Javascript files are not getting parsed, and actually when they should be parsed ?

Please help me as i really would love to use this app but just can't get it to work.

Thanks in advance.

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I advice you to check STATICFILES_FINDERS settings and other settings related to django.contrib.staticfiles app. Dajaxice uses a hook in this app to generate dajaxice.core file.

When you use debug server this static file is generated on the fly, on production environment the file will be generated when you run collectstatic command.

In your case it looks like the dajaxice.core.js file is founded by another static finder or served in any other way.

To check this please run the following command

python manage.py findstatic dajaxice/dajaxice.core.js

The output should look like

Found 'dajaxice/dajaxice.core.js' here:
  /tmp/tmp9nzeEd

The filename in tmp dir will be different

Also 2 pitfalls with collect static app:

  1. When you update your ajax.py file to include new dajaxice views you have to run collectstatic again
  2. The file is generated in /tmp/ folder. So if you use -l key to generate links instead of copying files make sure that you will not remove this file by accident.
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  • I'm running an Ubuntu 12.04 dev environment, dajax==0.9 and dajaxice=0.52. I'm having to manually copy the tempfile into a static directory, otherwise I just get 403 Forbidden errors when Apache tries to serve it. Is this some weirdness with my environment? – ropable Oct 10 '12 at 06:56
  • @ropable yes, perhaps your Apache is configured not to follow sym links or is forbidden to serve files from /tmp/ dir – Igor Oct 12 '12 at 11:08
  • i actually implemented my own ajax app , but this was helpful. Thanks – Zimonestones Nov 25 '12 at 01:27