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kapt-labs / django-check-seo

Django Check SEO will check the SEO aspects of your site for you, and will provide advice in case of problems. Compatible with Django & Django-CMS!
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I get the following error when using the url without CMS: #58

Closed MohammadSamandar closed 1 year ago

MohammadSamandar commented 1 year ago

'cms_tags' is not a registered tag library. Must be one of: admin_list admin_modify admin_urls cache i18n jalali_tags l10n log poll_extras render_partial sorl_thumbnail static thumbnail tz

MohammadSamandar commented 1 year ago

I deleted this line {% load cms_tags i18n static %} from the default.html but it didn't work

corentinbettiol commented 1 year ago

Try with {% load i18n static %}, it should work.

MohammadSamandar commented 1 year ago

it's working now. thank you bro.

corentinbettiol commented 1 year ago

I will reopen the issue, since I need to fix this problem; the cms_tags templatetags may not be necessary at all and may be removed soon :)

MohammadSamandar commented 1 year ago

I now realized that this problem is solved only locally and the problem still remains in production mode. In production mode, the server installs the packages from the requirements.txt file, and the changes I make have no effect.

MohammadSamandar commented 1 year ago

I manually added this package as a app to the project, but only the "No problem was found on the page! on the public page" message is displayed

corentinbettiol commented 1 year ago

I now realized that this problem is solved only locally and the problem still remains in production mode. In production mode, the server installs the packages from the requirements.txt file, and the changes I make have no effect.

@MohammadSamandar Hi! I released a new version of django-check-seo (0.6.3) with the fix of this issue!

You should be able to install & use django check seo on your prod without any issue now :)

I manually added this package as a app to the project, but only the "No problem was found on the page! on the public page" message is displayed

If you're not using django-cms you will need to create the "check seo" links yourself on your pages templates. Here's a snippet to get you started (I have not tested it, it may work out of the box):

{% if request.user.is_superuser %}
  <a href="/django-check-seo/?page={{ request.path }}" target="_blank">Check SEO</a>
{% endif %}

This code will add a "check seo" link in your page if you're a superuser, that will display the Django Check SEO page for the current url.