Emacs django-mode does not detect virtualenv -

I'm new to emacs but I know how to navigate the basics I just used Emacs 24 on Django Want to integrate Django-mode seems to be the only game in the city, but is there a tutorial written with more complete steps? A specific use case would be that which is not an expert in emacs, but emacs wants to add support to Django.

I have virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper set up properly but do not make any difference in detecting the dengue-mode my virtuales. I have a lot of trouble regarding the directory local variables with the paragraph given below, because the documentation is poor. Is this file .dir-localals.el optional? Many of their explanations are deceptive Do I need iPython? I do not think, but I'm guessing Python-Open-Interpreter is not optional. I've created a .dir-localals.el file and added my VirtualWave path, but the Django-Mode is not in my virtual NV detection. In Emacs it says: nothing virtual.

There are also screenshots of a menu bar that allow lots of clean stuff to run ./manage.py collectstatic, etc .... but there is no mention of how to activate the menu. Maybe this is a basic emacs command but I do not know this and if someone can show me how to set up Emacs with the DJ

Is there any other option or what is the path to the Django Mode is? Do I remember a large part of the document (as if it is hiding inside the EMCs)

Thank you!

Directory Local Variables is now a really important topic for all of us to talk about and this directory is local variable.

The python.el directory is aware of local variables in favor of directory based configurations, so it is important to understand this topic, so I suggest you to refer to the relevant portion of the manual as M-: (Notice "AMACS ) To read with "Directory Variables").

.dir-localals.el is a file that has an association list, but the name does not intimidate you, there is a complete example of what I am using to open the current project.

(Python-mode (Python-Shell-Interpreter. "Python")

(Python-Shell-Interpreter-Args.) / Hoffey / Fulgina / Code / Projects / NAUACCT / NAU / Admin / Shade ")

(Python-Shell-Prompt-Rezekix." In [[0-9] + \]: ")

(Python-Shell-Prompt-Output-Reggae . "Out \ [[0-9] + \]:")
(Python-shell- Completely setup-code. "IPython.core.completerlib import module_function")
(Python-shell-full- Module-string-code. "'.' (Module_completion ('' '% s' '')) \ N")
(Python- Shell-full-string-code.) '' (Get_ipython () .compensation. All_completions ('' '% s' '')) \ n ")
(dragon-shell-extra-pathhen" / home / FGLina / Code / Projects / ANU-Site / ANU / App / ")
(Python-Shell-Virtual-Path." / H ome / fgallina / .virtualenvs / anue ")))

help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org But the ones whose answers also relate to your case, had a question recently.

The WRT replaces this answer only by pjmacs django-mode.

For the moment, just use Emacs as an editor. Otherwise see some risks of ending in desperation.

IPython is great for learning python only, basically it provides an enhanced interactive shell. Built on IPython, Inhthon - a Python distribution that provides scientists with a comprehensive set of tools for empowering data analysis and visualization.

Do not see it related to Django by now