Would this work for regular, non django-cms applications? If so, how would one go about implementing it?
Great job, by the way!!!
Sure! The django-cms integration is just to make our life easier :)
You can install the app, add it to your INSTALLED_APPS, add the url in urls.py, and then visit /django-check-seo/?page=/ to see if the app works :)
INSTALLED_APPS
urls.py
/django-check-seo/?page=/
I need to test it through, it's been a few versions since I didn't installed it on a django-only app.
Just tried it out. It worked. Thanks a lot
You're welcome :)
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Would this work for regular, non django-cms applications? If so, how would one go about implementing it?
Great job, by the way!!!
Sure! The django-cms integration is just to make our life easier :)
You can install the app, add it to your
INSTALLED_APPS, add the url inurls.py, and then visit/django-check-seo/?page=/to see if the app works :)I need to test it through, it's been a few versions since I didn't installed it on a django-only app.
Just tried it out. It worked. Thanks a lot
You're welcome :)