2010/8/13 Smartboy <[email protected]>:
> I got web.py working with Apache on my server, but now I am stuck with
> trying to get template files to work. I can run theme =
> web.template.render('theme/') successfully, but when i try to run
> return theme.index() the page errors out, and I get the message "No
> such file or directory" in my log files. Does anyone have any ideas as
> to why this wouldn't be working?
Looks like web.template.render doesn't check for existence of that given path.
>>> import web
>>> web.template.render("foobar")
<web.template.Render instance at 0x1005a1710>
>>> web.template.render("some/random/path")
<web.template.Render instance at 0x1005a1830>
Try passing absolute path of the template directory to web.template.render.
root = os.path.dirname(__file__)
theme = web.template.render(os.path.join(root, 'theme'))
Anand
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