Have you tried restarting the development server? I've noticed that
Django seems to cache template tag definitions when it starts up and
won't pick up changes. They may have addressed this but I've gotten
in the habit of just restarting the development server whenever I'm
mucking around with custom template libraries.
-Brian
On Jul 4, 8:44 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i setup a custom template tag for my index page called recent_news.
>
> i tried to setup a second template tag for the page called
> more_news.py. the first is working as recent_news.py.
>
> recent_news.py gets the more recent entry, i have more_news.py set to
> get 2-6. i have {% load more_news %} since the file is more_news.py,
> it's in the same directory as recent_news.py and is the same file as
> recent_news.py other than the limits in what query results are getting
> and i'm getting the TemplateSyntaxError that the 'more_news' is not a
> valid tag library. what's up?
>
> here's the code:
>
> TEMPLATE
> {% load more_news %}
> {% get_morenews_list %}
> {% for news in more_news %}
> <a href="{{ news.get_absolute_url }}">{{ news.title }}</a>
> {% endfor %}
>
> MORE_NEWS.PY
> from myproject.site.models import Blog
> from django.template import Library,Node
>
> register = Library()
>
> def build_morenews_list(parser, token):
>
> return NewsObject()
>
> class NewsObject(Node):
> def render(self, context):
> context['more_news'] = Blog.blog_live.all().order_by('-
> pub_date')[2:6]
> return ''
>
> register.tag('get_morenews_list', build_morenews_list)
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