kmh wrote:
> No. Rather, the convention is to put application specific templates in
> a subdirectory of the application templates folder with the same name
> as the application. That way you can refer to 'app1/login' and
> 'app2/login'. See:
>
> http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DosAndDontsForApplicationWriters
>
> Kieran
Ok. Thanks a lot Kieran for your quick response.
I find it a bit unconventional though.. Why have a separate apps_name
("apps1" for example) directory under template directory of the same
app, since those templates are anyways going to be used by the only
app?
Has this convention appeared just because the way django code is
written or are there any other advantages that I am not aware of?
Thanks once again.
Ashutosh.
