If you're sure your error appears at the "txt=" line, look at the
definition for that template. There is a good chance it's trying to pull in
a template (via an include, or a extends) that doesn't exist.
If you need more debugging, you can always modify the LOGGING variable to
drop a bunch of logging into a file onto the web server.
On Monday, November 19, 2012 3:12:56 PM UTC-6, rmschne wrote:
>
> I have moved to a new laptop which is both my development and production
> platform. The only change in infrastructure is that I run Python, Django,
> and all else in a virtual environment (VirtualEnv).
>
> I am not using Django to run on a web server.
>
> I have a function which produces a set of HTML files. The first calls
>
> t=get_template('soc_ad_host_and_guest_list.html')
> txt=smart_str(t.render(Context({ ... more stuff })))
>
> and the above works fine.
>
> On the second call to a different template which a) does exist, and b) is
> in the template folder defined by TEMPLATE_DIRS,
>
> t=get_template('soc_ad_table_guest_list_for_prog.html')
> txt=smart_str(t.render(Context({'host_list': hostlist,})))and at the
> statement txt= I get the Django Error: TemplateDoesNotExist
>
> Since I'm not on a web server I can't see the so-called "post mortem"
> message. But the template files 'soc_ad_table_guest_list_for_prog.html'
> does indeed exist, its permissions are 770 (same as the first template that
> does work).
>
> Suggestions? Any more debugging I can turn on?
>
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