Page not found (404)

Request Method: GET
Request URL: https://geoe3platform.eu/geoe3/dtm/collections/DTM_NO/coverage/rangetype?f=html

Using the URLconf defined in geoe3.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

  1. [name='index']
  2. contents/ [name='contents']
  3. applications/ [name='applications']
  4. examples/ [name='examples']
  5. buildings/
  6. buildingparts/
  7. buildings3d/
  8. roads/
  9. roads3d/
  10. integrated3d/
  11. dsm/
  12. dtm/ [name='index']
  13. dtm/ openapi [name='openapi']
  14. dtm/ conformance [name='conformance']
  15. dtm/ search [name='search']
  16. dtm/ collections [name='collections']
  17. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id> [name='collectionsID']
  18. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id>/queryables [name='queryables']
  19. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id>/coverage [name='coverage']
  20. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id>/coverage/domainset [name='coverage_domainset']
  21. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id>/items [name='collectionsItems']
  22. dtm/ collections/<str:collection_id>/items/<str:item_id> [name='collectionsItemsID']
  23. temperature/
  24. windspeed/
  25. sunshine/
  26. wmts/
  27. cityjson/
  28. buildingext/
  29. context/
  30. admin/

The current path, dtm/collections/DTM_NO/coverage/rangetype, 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.