I am attempting to create a fairly straightforward inclusion tag out of
nothing more than a hardcoded dictionary of keywords. My app is set up like
this:
*apps*
* keywords*
* templatetags*
* __init__.py*
* popular_keyword_tags.py*
* __init__.py*
* __init__.py*
I have included* "apps.keywords"* in settings.py.
The module file *popular_keyword_tags.py* looks like this:
*register = template.Library()*
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*@register.inclusion_tag('keywords/popular_keywords.html')*
*def show_popular_keywords():*
* popular_keyword_dict = dict()*
* ...*
* return {'popular_keywords': popular_keyword_dict}*
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In the template where I want to use the tag, I have this:
*{% load pages_tags mezzanine_tags i18n future staticfiles
popular_keyword_tags %}*
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Then finally I use the tag like this:
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*{% popular_keywords %}
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I feel like I have set everything up correctly, but I can't shake this*"Invalid
block tag: 'popular_keywords'"
*error.
Any help you can provide is appreciated. Let me know if I need to provide
any more information.
Thanks.
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