TemplateSyntaxError when using {% get_metadata %}

[dzida]

Hi again,

I have a problem with get_metadata tag, my template's fragment looks like this: {% load seo %} {% get_metadata as seo_data %} {{seo_data.keywords}}

On my dev box it works fine, but on test server it raises an error:

File "/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/Django_SEO-1.0beta1-py2.6.egg/rollyourown/seo/templatetags/seo.py", line 31, in render
raise template.TemplateSyntaxError(msg)

TemplateSyntaxError: {% get_metadata %} needs some path information.
Please use RequestContext with the django.core.context_processors.request context processor.
Or provide a path or object explicitly, eg {% get_metadata for path %} or {% get_metadata for object %}

Any ideas what is wrong?

[willhardy]

Are you passing RequestContext to your template?

[dzida]

Yes, I always pass RequestContext (I use following pattern in all my views: return render_to_response('name.html', {...}, context_instance=RequestContext(request)))

[willhardy]

That is odd, and can you confirm that you are using the following context processor:

django.core.context_processors.request

If you are, can you tell me which version of Django you are currently using?

[willhardy]

I've changed the way the path is discovered in the templatetag, try it out on your test server and let me know how it goes.

Cheers,

Will

[willhardy]

Closing this ticket, I believe the last change would have fixed any issues with access to the path. Please reopen if you're still getting an exception.

[dzida]

Yes, now it works fine. Thanks a lot.