问题
I have created a templatetags
folder inside my application and inside a file named posts.py
, I have written the following code;
from django.template import Library, Node
from advancedviews.models import Post
register = Library()
class AllPost(Node):
def render(self,context):
context['all_posts'] = Post.objects.all()
return ''
def get_all_posts(parser,token):
return AllPost()
get_all_posts = register.tag(get_all_posts)
Now, I try to load this template tag inside my template;
{% load get_all_posts %}
But this gives me with error, 'get_all_posts' is not a valid tag library: Template library get_all_posts not found, tried django.templatetags.get_all_posts,django.contrib.admin.templatetags.get_all_posts
What is the error in this template or have I missed something here.
回答1:
With load
you need to use the name of the library, not the tag - so posts
in your case.
(I assume you also have a blank __init__.py
in the templatetags directory, and that the application is in INSTALLED_APPS
).
回答2:
suppose you have the following structure:
-- Application_Name
-------templatetags
--------------__init__.py
--------------templates_extras.py
-------__init__.py
-------settings.py
-- manage.py
You have to make sure of the following:
your application itself inside which your "templatetags" is resident is actually installed in INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py (e.g. "Application_Name")
your tag module itself that exists inside "templatetags" is already installed in INSTALLED_APP in settings.py (e.g. "ApplicationName.templatetags.tempaltes_extras")
keep sure you have "
__init__.py
" under templatetags directoryyou have to restart the server
In some cases you have to remove all generated *.pyc if it did not work then retry again
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8607544/django-could-not-load-template-tag