export as html and use in django

genadym
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genadym posted this 27 July 2020
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Hey,

When I am exporting my page from the desktop version as an HTML, I push it to git and the HTML works.

But when I use all the folder in my django project, the static files do not work. Django can not locate none of the files.

  1. Is there a problem to use the exported files in django?
  2. what the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option? maybe this option should not work because I am using the free version?
Hey, When I am exporting my page from the desktop version as an HTML, I push it to git and the HTML works. But when I use all the folder in my django project, the static files do not work. Django can not locate none of the files. 1. Is there a problem to use the exported files in django? 2. what the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option? maybe this option should not work because I am using the free version?
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genadym
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genadym posted this 27 July 2020

Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places.

But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option

Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places. But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option
Ch3vr0n
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Ch3vr0n posted this 27 July 2020

crown: premium (paid) function

crown: premium (paid) function
genadym
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genadym posted this 28 July 2020

So why do I have the option to export HTML? is it time-limited?

So why do I have the option to export HTML? is it time-limited?
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Support Team posted this 28 July 2020

Hi,

The export option is available in the free version. It is not time-limited. The limitation is related to a number of websites, pages, and blocks.
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Hi, The export option is available in the free version. It is not time-limited. The limitation is related to a number of websites, pages, and blocks. Please let us know if you have any further questions. ................................................... Sincerely, Olivia Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
carandaycomunidad
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carandaycomunidad posted this 24 February 2021

Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places.

But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option

Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places.

But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option

Hi Genadym, I have the same problem. How do you fix it? Where you stored the js files? Thanks

> Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places. > > But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option > Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places. > > But still, I do not know the meaning of the small crown icon on the HTML export option Hi Genadym, I have the same problem. How do you fix it? Where you stored the js files? Thanks
dj9220
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dj9220 posted this 27 April 2021

Hi how i can use built page with nicepage premium on django project?

Hi how i can use built page with nicepage premium on django project?
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Support Team posted this 28 April 2021

Hi,

We haven't tested our application with Django, but according to the messages above our users were able to use it successfully. Looks like you need to check where exactly the files are uploaded:

Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places.

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Sincerely,
Hella
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Hi, We haven't tested our application with Django, but according to the messages above our users were able to use it successfully. Looks like you need to check where exactly the files are uploaded: >Solved it! Django has a very strict file tree and according to that, I put the files in the right places. ................................................... Sincerely, Hella Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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