On 5/25/07, Bob Dively <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This:
> register.simple_tag("media")
Should be this:
register.simple_tag(media)
And I doubt this is causing this problem, but this:
> 'myapp.main.templatetags',
shouldn't be in your INSTALLED_APPS.
'myapp.main' is the app; Django looks in all app templatetags
subdirs-- the templatetags dir itself is *not* an app.
A short tutorial on debugging, since I hadn't seen this problem before:
The function error you gave is pretty discriptive, but it didn't occur
to me how it was related to your code.
I grep'ed the django source tree for getargspec, and saw it was used
in template/__init__.py.
There, I saw that simple_tag's first argument, func, is passed to
getargspec which, of course, expects a function rather than a string.
That led me to take a closer look at how you were using simple_tag,
and there it is.
So, the basic approach was: how is the error related to the thing I'm
doing? Where is the function being used? What's surprising about
this?
Cheers,
Jeremy
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