Jippii,
I got the solution :-)
I don't no why this problem only appear with mod_python or mod_wsgi
with apache and not with the build in webserver, but now it works!
The problem was that the app were not in the python search path.
So either you include your app to python include path or you change
the import line in your template tag.
********* NOT working Templatetag ***********
from django.template import Library
from note.models import Note
register = Library()
def display_notes():
latest = Note.objects.all().order_by("-added_date")
return {'notes': latest}
display_notes = register.inclusion_tag("show_note.html")
(display_notes)
*************************************************
********* WORKING Templatetag ****************
from django.template import Library
from gateadmin.note.models import Note
register = Library()
def display_notes():
latest = Note.objects.all().order_by("-added_date")
return {'notes': latest}
display_notes = register.inclusion_tag("show_note.html")
(display_notes)
*************************************************
Look especially to the second include line :-)
The solution is to use the full proj. path like:
"from project.app.models import Model"
have fun!
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