Mike wrote:
> Yes to both. I'm assuming the url configuration is correct because if I
> attempt to use regular file reading and writing everything works fine
> and if I change the name of the file I'm parsing to something that
> doesn't exist, the page throws an error. The file is readable and
> writeable (for test purposes only) and I experimented with both the
> general web server user and the user that django utilizes. The results
> are still a blank page.
if that's true, assuming your view is being called and assuming it runs
as far as tags.sort(), then your for tag loop isn't being entered.
datum = "@@@"
for tag in tags:
datum = "%s!!!<br />%s - %s" % (datum, tag, handler.tags[tag])
print "about to render_to_response"
and see what comes out.
cheers
Bill
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