Page not found (404)

Request Method: GET
Request URL: https://www.billhi.com/item/class/design/logo

Using the URLconf defined in web.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

  1. api-auth/
  2. admin/
  3. bill
  4. news
  5. note
  6. company
  7. item [name='index_item']
  8. item /recommend [name='recommend_item']
  9. item /<str:cname> [name='view_item']
  10. item /buy/<int:id> [name='buy_item']
  11. item /updateFare/<int:id> [name='updateFare_item']
  12. item /option/<int:id> [name='option_item']
  13. trademark
  14. files
  15. cart
  16. user
  17. work
  18. address [name='address_user']
  19. address/add [name='addAddress_user']
  20. address/<int:id> [name='viewAddress_user']
  21. address/edit/<int:id> [name='editAddress_user']
  22. address/remove/<int:id> [name='delAddress_user']
  23. invoice [name='invoice_bill']
  24. invoice/add [name='addInvoice_bill']
  25. invoice/edit/<int:id> [name='editInvoice_bill']
  26. invoice/cancel/<int:id> [name='cancelInvoice_bill']
  27. comment [name='comment_bill']
  28. comment/add/<int:id> [name='addComment_bill']
  29. form
  30. info/<str:cname> [name='info_web']
  31. wechat
  32. ^ckeditor/
  33. [name='index_web']
  34. ^static/(?P<path>.*)$
  35. ^file/(?P<path>.*)$

The current path, item/class/design/logo, didn’t match any of these.

You’re seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.