Thanks for the help, Still can not get it to work.
I changed TEMPLATE_DIRS setting 30 ways.
I can't seem to move down the dir tree for inserting of html files
using {% include "file" %} statement, Works just fine to any where up
the tree, i can go up 3,4 levels just fine, but can not go down even 1
{% include "../LOGO.html" %}
Sample dir structure:
root/lib/LOGO.html (1 level down then 1 level up, not working )
root/LOGO.html (1 level down, not working)
root/main/home.html <--tried: {% include "../LOGO.html" %} ,{% include
"root/lib/LOGO.html" %} , {% include "/root/lib/logo.html" %}
root/main/start.py
root/main/LOGO.html (works fine)
root/main/include/LOGO.html (works fine)
To test I put just directory text inside the html file so I know what
is displaying
Thanks.
On Nov 10, 4:51 pm, Shawn Milochik <sh...@milochik.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 4:42 PM, Brian <martinair.ameri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Dan, Thanks for the reply.
>
> > I just can not get it to work. Works just fine in same or any
> > directory under the dir that the .py file is in.
>
> > I played with TEMPLATE_DIRS setting without any luck, tested to the
> > root dir and still does not work even with "../Top.html" in the dir
> > under it.
>
> Have you tried using the full path to the template? The paths you use
> in the templates are based on the TEMPLATE_DIRS value in settings.py.
>
> So if you have:
>
> TEMPLATE_DIRS = (
> '/home/me/abc',
> '/home/other/def',
> )
>
> Where abc contains a folder named app01 and def contains a folder
> named 'app02,' then in a template in app01 you should be able to do
> this: {% include "app02/template.html" %}
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