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Hi,

I have a already project who work perfectly. Now I want use your application to make my project a responsive website. I installed it with sudo right (necessary). I changed my settings.py like you can see here
But when I restart my project the application turn in loop. I can't load my home page, here my django console

Like you can see there are a RemovedInDjango110Warning in the console so I delete the 'django.core.context_processors.request', because 'django.template.context_processors.request', is already by default in context_processors from settings.py but it change nothing.

My project is on c9.io with python3.4 and django1.9

Yohan

No updates since almost three years?

Please tell us the state of the project. Which way would you advice a new comer, if he/she would start from scratch today?

When I try to run the server I get following error:

File "C:\Users\Mauritszzzz\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\django\core\handlers\wsgi.py", line 153, in init
self.load_middleware()
File "C:\Users\Mauritszzzz\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\django\core\handlers\base.py", line 82, in load_middleware
mw_instance = middleware(handler)
TypeError: object() takes no parameters

Any idea how this can be resolved?

How do I Resolve this problem? ImportError: Module "responsive.middleware" does not define a "ResponsiveMiddleware" attribute/class

Great repo, thanks for building!

I was looking to implement this and saw the reference to if device.is_xsmall in the README that corresponds to Bootstrap's terminology. It would be convenient to simply adjust the default MEDIA_QUERIES settings to match bootstrap rather than Zurb foundation as currently implemented.

Happy to make a PR if you agree and would find it helpful!

Page loaded within iframe is always returning 'device.is_xsmall' as true [ width =0 height= 0], even though screen width is more than 1400px.

RESPONSIVE_MEDIA_QUERIES = {
'small': {
'verbose_name': _('Small screens'),
'min_width': None,
'max_width': 640,
},
'medium': {
'verbose_name': _('Medium screens'),
'min_width': 641,
'max_width': 1024,
},
'large': {
'verbose_name': _('Large screens'),
'min_width': 1025,
'max_width': 1440,
},
'xlarge': {
'verbose_name': _('XLarge screens'),
'min_width': 1441,
'max_width': 1920,
},
'xxlarge': {
'verbose_name': _('XXLarge screens'),
'min_width': 1921,
'max_width': None,
}
}

Hi!
would that be even possible? :)
i mean.. if i use a very small browser window on a very big screen, i still get the big images served, but i shouldn't.

I usually don't ask a lazy question like this, I usually try it first and see if it works for myself, but since this project appears a bit outdated, does it still work with the latest versions of Django (3.0, 3.1 currently) ?

we are in HTML5 world now 😵