I did a webpage in pythonanywhere and I'm using the subdomain they gave me (username.pythonanywhere.com) but I have a domain that I want to use for this project (I bought the domain in domain.com). I already expanded my plan in pythonanywhere to put my own domain but I've been trying without sucess. This is the documentation that I've been reading.
pythonanywhere documentation
Image of the Domain.com panel
Is the first time that I make this and a pretty confused.
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Hi there I have a website which is hosted by pythonanywhere and the domain is from godaddy. So I have a simple issue I guess but I couldn't find the answer. My domain is www.itucampus.com
Everyone can reach my webpage with the links below:
http://itucampus.com
http://www.itucampus.com
itucampus.com
www.itucampus.com
https://www.itucampus.com
only this does not work -> https://itucampus.com The problem is I need it to be fixed for google adsense because they are trying to crawl my webpage over this link and they said they cannot change it to another. I also contacted godaddy and pythonanywhere if they may help me but they couldn't. I am new to web programming so I am not sure where I have to fix it. I hope you can help me. Thank you in advance.
You need to use an external HTTPS redirection service, e.g. NakedSSL.
You can read more on PythonAnywhere help pages.
I just began to write some webapplications/websides on python django. I want to know -for later- is it possible to change the server name. I mean currently I have a server with a Ip port/adress and its Offline. My question is;
1) Is it possible to make the webside online on Internet for free or does it cost anythink?
2) Is it possible to get another servername/webadress than my current Ip for free or does it cost anythink?
I hope I asked the questions correctly and Ill be happy if I can get a answer from Community..
Have a good day
You can deploy your website to heroku website it is free hosting, but you need serve static file in another website like AWS S3
Watch this
https://youtu.be/6DI_7Zja8Zc
You can watch all the playlist in this link
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It is good explaining
Another solution is :
You can deploy it to Python anywhere but I am not sure if it is free
I have begun developing a template for web development using the PWA and Polymer tutorial here: https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/start/toolbox/set-up
I have gone through each step (1-4) and successfully deployed to appengine using python. When i serve the webpage on Localhost it renders all the polymerelements just fine, but once i deploy to appengine none of the elements get rendered.
Here are images of both.
Localhost:
Deployed to appengine:
Now I have double checked all the steps and i do not see anything i have missed. Any reason why this would not show up with any of the styling and elements? Once it is in appengine do I have to serve it like on localhost? All help is very appreciated, thanks in advance!
Let me know if you need any of the code as well. ALl of the code is exactly replicated from the tutorial link above.
EDIT: here are the errors im getting in my browser console:
Most of the errors are this one: this._desugarBehaviors is not a function
I have a view (Let's call it handle_login_redirection) that handles log-in from a url and redirects to an appropriate url based on the request. This has been working fine.
Now when I use a custom domain and add the r'^$' pattern to my urlconf so that the Top Level Domain (TLD - www.mysite.com) is redirected to the same view that handles login (i.e handle_login_redirection), I can see that the urls are not rewritten in the browser even when the page is correctly redirected.
Even other urls on the site, while they are directed fine, do not change to their corresponding url path and instead show the TLD in the browser. Is there anything wrong with the url pattern or is there a better way to handle TLD redirects?
Also note, I'm deployed to Heroku and there is no Nginx,Apache to configure url rewrites.
So I was doing domain forwarding and masking which was causing the issue. The right way to do this is to set CNAME entry source to point from your subdomain (www.mysite.com) to mysite.herokuapp.com (for Cedar stack). Also had to make entries for A records for naked domains i.e mysite.com (Without the www) and point that to mysite.herokuapp.com
And then running heroku domains:add <domain> on both the domain and the sub-domain.
Helped by How to configure heroku application DNS to Godaddy Domain? and
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/custom-domains
I've been trying for a while now to get my Python App Engine app onto the Chrome Web Store, however, when I try to upload, Google tells me I need to confirm that its my domain (I'm on an appspot.com domain). I have tried the first 3 methods (meta tag, file, and analytics) in several different ways but they haven't worked. Is there any way around this? Or, rather, how can I verify an App Engine domain?
When I go to http://book-tracker.appspot.com/ it asks me for my Google Account.
Try disabling login required before trying activation.