I have a template that extends another. Each template have variables
in them. When the variable in the parent template changes the HTML is
not updated. That is to say, a variable in the parent page is set to
X I view the page for the first time and I see X. The vale of the
variable changes to Y. I view the page and I see X. I am not using
any Django caching libraries and I clear my browser cache in between
invocations of the page. I am using Apache, Mod_Python, and trunk of
the Django SVN. Below is a small example that demonstrates what I am
talking about.
------------urls.py (snippet)------------
(r'^test/$', 'django.views.generic.simple.direct_to_template',
{'extra_context':{"var":datetime.datetime.now(),
"var2":datetime.datetime.now().second}, 'template':'test2.html'}),
------------test1.html------------
{{var2}}|{%block rep%}{%endblock%}
------------test2.html------------
{%extends "test1.html"%}{%block rep%}{{var}}{%endblock%}
Is this problem caused by the caching of parsed templates? Should
parent pages not contain variables? Thanks for any help you guys can
give me.
Jon
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