application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published contents couldn’t be accessed. Added a workaround for a bug when plugins couldn’t be deleted in Firefox with 1Password extension installed Changed CMS JavaScript bundling from simple concatenation to webpack-

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

Create a new Poll, for example: • Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: – Safari – Firefox – Chrome 4.1. Django/Python compatibility table 15 django cms Documentation, Release 3.9.0 Now JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes • Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox • Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 • Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. • Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent horizontal which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent horizontal which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent horizontal which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: • Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: – Safari – Firefox – Chrome 4.1. Django/Python compatibility table 15 django cms Documentation, Release 3.9.0 Now if Release 3.9.0 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes • Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox • Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 • Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. • Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: • Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: – Safari – Firefox – Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the published JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes • Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox • Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 • Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. • Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin

application. Create a new Poll, for example: Question: Which browser do you prefer? Choices: Safari Firefox Chrome Now if you visit http://localhost:8000/en/polls/, you should be able to see the poll and submit JavaScript code. 3.7.3 release notes What’s new in 3.7.3 Bug Fixes Fixed apphooks config select in Firefox Fixed compatibility errors on python 2 Fixed long page titles in Page tree/list view to prevent horizontal which prevented users from overriding content in an inherited placeholder. Fixed a bug affecting Firefox for Macintosh users, in which use of the Command key later followed by Return would trigger a plugin