I'm facing a well known TemplateSyntaxError
. It's a widget made using django-autocomplete-light
. This is the part of the if
statement that's rising TemplateSyntaxError`
<div id="abstract_map" class="tasky_wall_style careers">
<h1>
What our interns saying
</h1>
<div class="blue_links global_map">
<div class="review_container">
{% if selected_layout %}
{% get_map_layout layout=selected_layout %}
{% endif %}
</div>
</div>
</div>
And the error:
Invalid block tag: 'get_map_layout', expected 'elif', 'else' or 'endif'
I have tried to {% load get_map_layout %}
in template but other error is risen 'get_map_layout' is not a valid tag library:...
.
Can someone help me understand what is going on so I can solve this.
According to the last comment I think you are just loading it by the wrong name. Instead of {% load get_map_layout %}
try {% load reviews %}
on top of your template.
Django resolves custom template tags through the name of the Python module they are defined in (reviews/templatetags/reviews.py
in that case), so {% load reviews %}
should make all template tags defined in reviews.py
available in your template.