newbie here,
I'm running into a template syntax error where (as far as I can tell)
there shouldn't be one (yes, I've loaded my tags file before I tried
invoking my tag). I'm looking for help on how to debug it. I'm running
Django trunk.
I'm using template inheritance with a custom tag for pagination help.
I currently have "introContent.html" extending a "base.html" file. I
want to use a "pagination_links" tag from my "page_tags.py" tag file
(this example is from the Django e-commerce book)
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# In introContent.html
{% extends base.html %}
{% block content %}
{% load page_tags %}
{% pagination_links request paginator %}
{% endblock %}
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When I run this i get the error "expected 'endblock' or 'endblock
content".
I'm sure this error can mean multiple things.
Is there anyway this error could be thrown by invalid syntax within
the pagination_links.html that the pagination_links tag registers?
I think the most useful help could possibly talk about debugging
methods they use (i'm working remotely) as well as areas where this
Template Syntax Error is known to be thrown
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