Closed sreenadh closed 6 years ago
I've configured Jinja ( base_config.renderers.append('jinja') ) and used in a controller as follows
@expose('jinja:a.b.c.templates.y') def action(self):
I've two master layouts "abc.xhtml" and "abc.jinja" Now Kajiki being the default renderer, takes "abc.jinja" !! How does it happen?
If I run Jinja template first Kajiki template does not work and vice versa !!
I've tried expose by provide kajiki as rendering engine and it too didn't work
@expose('kajiki:a.b.c.templates.z') def action(self):
Jinja templates are used in one controller and another controller uses Kajiki templates. Both controllers are in same module.
Solved by renaming the kajiki template master "abc.xhtml" to "xyz.xhtml"
I've configured Jinja ( base_config.renderers.append('jinja') ) and used in a controller as follows
I've two master layouts "abc.xhtml" and "abc.jinja" Now Kajiki being the default renderer, takes "abc.jinja" !! How does it happen?
If I run Jinja template first Kajiki template does not work and vice versa !!
I've tried expose by provide kajiki as rendering engine and it too didn't work