> you need to restart the server to find them.
the development server? fcgi? apache? I've found I've never needed to
restart a server in order to discover new templates - even with
dreamhost + fcgi ;)
my dir structure looks like:
/projectname
/src
/media
/docs
/templates
I've fo
Thanks. After thinking about it some more, now the idea of having app
directories beneath the templates directory makes sense: I will have a
project-level banner and nav bar that will be used by multiple apps. So
I moved my templates directory back to where it was, right under the
project director
DavidA wrote:
> But then the template loaders always want to look for a template within
> yet another app subdirectory (i.e. TEMPLATE_DIRS + '/myapp/base.html').
> Isn't that redundant? It seems if my TEMPLATE_DIR is "x" and my
> template is "y" the loader should try and load "x/y" not "x//y".
> W
I'm a little confused about the "right" place to put templates for an
app. In my mind, the templates are going to be specific to the
application, thus the obvious place to put the templates directory is
in the app directory. Ex:
/some_path/
myproject/
myapp/
models
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