Hallöchen!
Mauro writes:
> [...]
>
> Following the djangobook I've build a projects who has the following
> strurcture:
>
> projects |
> -------
> | __init__.py
> | manage.py
> | settings.py
> | urls.py
>
> | app folder |
> ----------
> | many files
> | templates |
> --------
> |
> index.php
>
> As you can see the templates directory is stored inside the app
> directory.
I go even one step further:
my_app/templates/my_app/my_view.html
This is redundant but it makes overriding of templates easier. If
someone wants to create a local variation of a template, he simply
creates
my_app_local/templates/my_app/my_view.html
and puts my_app_local instead of my_app into INSTALLED_APPS. This
way, you don't have to modify the original files. This assumes that
you use django.template.loaders.app_directories.Loader in
TEMPLATE_LOADERS.
Tschö,
Torsten.
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