Er, solved. It was a parenthesis instead of a curly-bracket opening
the "if" tag. Now I just feel stupid.
On May 13, 6:25 pm, ringemup <ringe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm getting an "invalid block tag: 'endif'" error when rendering the
> following template. The error message is highlighting the last {%
> endif %} tag (not the {% endifequal %}). Everything's properly
> nested, so why the heck is it throwing this error?
>
> {% ifequal entry_mode "aggregate" %}
> (% if entries.has_other_pages %}
> <ul class="prev-next">
> {% if
> entries.has_previous %}
> <li
> class="previous"><a href="{{ prev_url }}">Previous
> Entries</a></li>
> {% endif %}
> {% if
> entries.has_next %}
> <li
> class="next"><a href="{{ next_url }}">Next Entries</a></
> li>
> {% endif %}
> </ul>
> {% endif %}
> {% else %}
> {% endifequal %}
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