Sandeep and Norvo, I was bitten by this bug as well, and I was able to
figure out a solution. It seems that with Django 1.2,
the register_template_library call no longer takes a simple file path.
Instead, it expects a module.class dot-notation. To fix it, I put the file
that contains my custom tag definitions (MVCTags.py in my case) in a
directory called 'tags' and added an empty __init__.py file. That makes
'tags' a Python module. Then, I changed the call to
register_template_library to this: register_template_library('tags.MVCTags')
and it works just fine.
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