> I am now on linux . I created a CMS under jim/djp/
> I created the projec t to the flatpages.
> I am trying to create templates.
> I created a templates in jim/djp/templates.I created cms under
> templates, then flatpages directory. I then created default.html
>
> In the setting I put the template_dir = (
>  'djp/templates/cms/',
>
> I see te template directory n it tells me that it can't find
> /jdp/templates.cms/flatpages/default.html/
>
> I have created the directories in templates/cms/flatpages/default.html
> But the error messages tell me that it can't find the templates

Aside from ChrisD's comments that it looks like you should be using an  
absolute path rather than a relative path in your template_dir setting  
you might also need to check directory and file permissions. I find on  
our OS X server that I need to have directories as 755 and files as  
644 before I have any joy.

Cheers,

Nick

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