[Django]-Error importing a python module in Django

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Can you import elementtree within the django shell:

python manage.py shell

Assuming you have multiple python versions and do not know which one is being used to run your site, add the following to your view and push python_ver to your template, it will show you the Python version you are using:

import sys
python_ver = sys.version

You can also explicitly add the path to elementtree programatically in your settings.py:

import sys
sys.path.append('path to where elementtree resides')
👤Thierry Lam

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I’ve also run into cross-platform issues where ElementTree was available from different modules on different systems… this ended up working for me:

try:
    import elementtree.ElementTree as ET
except:
    import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

May or may not help for you…

👤Gabriel Hurley

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Go into your installation directory

Example:

C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages

And check if both elementtree and django are in there.

If they are both not there, then you probably have multiple installation directories for different versions of Python.

In any case, you can solve your problem by running this command:

python setup.py install

Run it twice, once inside the download for django and once inside the download for elementtree. It will install both of the downloads into whatever your current default python is.

References:

👤Brian R. Bondy

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