I want to make a comic about a lovable cat who hates you all and everything that exists, but I post images this is what I get when my friend or me view them:


Page not found (404)




Request Method:
GET


Request URL:
http://www.drunkduck.com/True_Nature_Cat_(Jerreh)/



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

^$

^login/$

^logout/$

^ads/728x90/$

^ajax/side-panel/comics-list/$

^ajax/side-panel/favorites-list/$

^ajax/ten-list/(?P.*)/$

^errors/age/$

^errors/nopages/$

^privacy/$

^about/$

^terms/$

^etiquette/$

^copyright/$

^help/$

^api/latestnews/$

^api/featuredcomics/$

^api/toptencomics/$

^api/quackcast/$

^admin/

^user/video/

^user/

^video/

^news/

^quack/

^quackcast/

^tutorial/

^community/

^forum/

^comics/

^search/

^comments/

^duckmarks/

^ratings/

^requests/

^analytics/

^imagelocker/

^layout/

^subpages/

^(?P+)/rss/$

^(?P+)/(?P
\d+)/$

^(?P+)/(?P+)/$

^(?P+)/$

^tinymce/

^media/(?P
.*)$
The current URL, True_Nature_Cat_(Jerreh)/, 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.
It ticks me off mainly because this was out of the two, my favorite comic. I can still edit it, but I cannot view it. Help?

Yeah, I fixed this by taking the brackets out off your URL.