Are you sure your url configuration is correct? Sounds like your
problem isn't in the catalog function at all.
Mike wrote:
> Please bear with me as I continue to learn and struggle. We installed
> ElementTree and started tinkering around with it, but we are still
> having problems when we try to have the view pass anything to the
> templates. The code has been stripped down to:
>
> from sputnik.utils.elementtree.elementtree import ElementTree
> def catalog(request):
> xml_doc = ElementTree.parse('/usr/web/www/test_catalog.xml')
> raise IndexError, "Can we at least get to here?"
>
> datum = 'lalala'
> return render_to_response('path_to/generic_output.html',
> {'output':datum})
>
> Where generic_output.html will just display {{output}}. When we call up
> this page, the IndexError is not raised and nothing is displayed on the
> page (or in the source for the page), not even "lalala". When we play
> around with this same code in the shell, it handles everything as
> expected, we just can't seem to make it show up properly (or at all for
> now) on the templates.
>
>
> >
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