I’ve moved my app to my server for production. Some of my models work as expected, i can upload them via admin, see them etc. The ones that return django.contrib.admin.options.add_view 404 error, contain image fields. I’ve tested the MEDIA_URL and it returns an image as expected. The MEDIA_ROOT i…

Thanks. I’m using the default admin area. I’m on an Apache server (shared hosting) Media settings. MEDIA_ROOT = '/home/removed/media.webaddress.co.uk/' MEDIA_URL = 'http://media.webaddress.co.uk/' The 404 page: Page not found (404) Request Method: POST Request URL: https://www.fmis ..…

In the absence of any detail information being provided, I can only make some guesses. I do see where you have two consecutive periods in the Request URL - but since you’re getting this error from Django, that’s probably not the root cause of the issue. Since your MEDIA_URL appears to be pointing …

That’s excellent, thank you Ken. I will look into the AdminModel aspect shortly. this isnt something any of the other topics mentioned. I will hopefully return with a solution.

Hi Ken, The repeated periods are from adding REMOVED but with brackets. I haven’t specified a ModelAdmin. The models causing issue contain: coat_of_arms = models.ImageField(upload_to='coat_of_arms', null=True, blank=True) I cannot see any other settings or changes that may influence this? Sorr…

The list of all the useful information are in my replies above. Yes, it’s a lot. Yes, there are a lot of moving pieces in something like this. And yes, it’s generally acknowledged that moving a Django-site to production the first time is one of the most painful parts of the entire process - but t…

Models class AbstractLodge(models.Model): number = models.IntegerField(null=True, blank=True) name = models.CharField(max_length=100) coat_of_arms = models.ImageField(upload_to='coat_of_arms/', null=True, blank=True) consecrated = models.DateField() installation_month = models.C…

The other item that jumps out to me is that you’re getting a 404 in the admin area - taking that at face value indicates the possibility that you don’t have your admin class set up correctly for the model being referenced. There are two more pieces to this puzzle - what was going on when this error…

I was saving a model entry in the admin area, on submission the 404 error was shown. As mentioned previously, development it works and non-image models work correctly. [Annotation 2020-07-06 214336] I havent set up any special rules for my admin class, just added the models to allow them to be ad…

I’m sorry, I should have been more clear - I need to see the page where you click on “something” that ends up generating this error. So it would be the page you’re seeing before you see this page. There’s a URL being referenced that’s not valid - I’m looking to see what that URL is, and the contex…

It’s a default admin page: [Annotation 2020-07-07 091517] It happens on any save option

django.contrib.admin.options.add_view 404 with image field

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alstr July 17, 2020, 8:39am 18

I’ve developed a temporary workaround that may work for you until a cleaner solution becomes available:

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