Ya it worked for the same way, added a folder with init file and the actual
file inside it.
app_path, taglib = taglib_module.rsplit('.',1)
This is the bug here , trying to split with the last word in the module
path.
for the single word input its raising this kind errors. but this is helpful,
can place the filter file in any path of the app...
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 8:04 PM, Adam <[email protected]> wrote:
> 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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