I'm using a vundle install. On opening a Jinja template (mostly html) none of the tags are highlighted. I'd be happy to provide you with any details you require.
I'm running Ubuntu 13.4 and vim 7.3.547. Vim version info lists '-lpython2.7' so I expect the Python support to be fine. I mostly do Python work, and my Python plugins work fine.
Creating a plain html file from scratch seems to work as expected. Some Jinja files work, but others doesn't. Complexity doesn't seem to correlate to what works and what doesn't.
Taking a file that does not work and reducing it to only a few tags does not solve the problem, so I'm wondering if the script stops running or gets into an unforseen state.
Reducing one of those files and then reopening the file makes it work again.
It also does not seem to play well with deeper nesting. It works fine on a in a tr tag but doesn't extend into the table tag.
The plugin is a good idea, and could be useful, but not effective enough at this point.
I'm using a vundle install. On opening a Jinja template (mostly html) none of the tags are highlighted. I'd be happy to provide you with any details you require.
I'm running Ubuntu 13.4 and vim 7.3.547. Vim version info lists '-lpython2.7' so I expect the Python support to be fine. I mostly do Python work, and my Python plugins work fine.
Creating a plain html file from scratch seems to work as expected. Some Jinja files work, but others doesn't. Complexity doesn't seem to correlate to what works and what doesn't.
Taking a file that does not work and reducing it to only a few tags does not solve the problem, so I'm wondering if the script stops running or gets into an unforseen state. Reducing one of those files and then reopening the file makes it work again.
It also does not seem to play well with deeper nesting. It works fine on a in a tr tag but doesn't extend into the table tag.
The plugin is a good idea, and could be useful, but not effective enough at this point.