Incorrect URL on the Django Software Foundation Prizes page

[JasonLovesDoggo]

Incorrect URL on the Django Software Foundation Prizes page

[CuriousLearner]

Yes, this isn't a good first issue, so I removed that label before. This can be fixed by @felixxm / @carltongibson

[felixxm]

This is a flatpage. I fixed the link and added 2023 winner.

[CuriousLearner]

Hi @ShivangiKakkar

Yes, you may take up this task. You can raise a PR once done. The steps to setup this project locally are in the README file here: https://github.com/django/djangoproject.com#install-and-run-locally-from-a-virtual-environment

[CuriousLearner]

It might not be something readily available in the codebase :)

But you can still observe the codebase and try to figure out how to go around it (Hint: You might not be able to do this directly)

[ShivangiKakkar]

Hi @JasonLovesDoggo, can I take this issue?

[JasonLovesDoggo]

Hi @JasonLovesDoggo, can I take this issue?

Of course. I would've done it myself except I couldn't find where that url was located. So I assume it's in a db.

[akhilasananth]

@felixxm

[dikshasaraswa]

Hello Sir !! @JasonLovesDoggo
I would like to resolve this issue .

[nvishnya]

When run locally foundation/ and foundation/prizes/ are not found.

Templates for these pages seem to be missing as well.

[Fareed95]

this issue is resolved right ?

[Fareed95]

@felixxm very nice..

[CuriousLearner]

Thanks @felixxm :)

& Thanks everyone else for trying to figure out the issue.