I have deployed my django app in python anywhere and getting below error :

TemplateDoesNotExist at /topic/
cms_app\content.html

I have two apps in my project. One is cms_app and other is users.

My templates location is Content_Mgmnt/cms_app/templates
/cms_app/content.html

For users and other cms_app templates are working fine however for /topic/ url this is not working and showing templates does not exists.

The same code is working fine in development environment however giving issues in production. How to solve this error?

I have deployed my django app in python anywhere and getting below error :

TemplateDoesNotExist at /topic/
cms_app\content.html

I have two apps in my project. One is cms_app and other is users.

My templates location is Content_Mgmnt/cms_app/templates
/cms_app/content.html

For users and other cms_app templates are working fine however for /topic/ url this is not working and showing templates does not exists.

The same code is working fine in development environment however giving issues in production. How to solve this error?

• django
• pythonanywhere

• Is Content_Mgmnt the name of your project? – dev_light Commented Mar 17 at 18:54
• Also include the complete error message and show us the content of content.html – dev_light Commented Mar 17 at 18:54
• Sure I will do that from next time. I have resolved this issue. Changing the slash from cms_app\content.html to cms_app/content.html resolved the issue. – Mithel Commented Mar 18 at 2:59
• 1 @Mithel could you edit the OP with some clarification that the issue was related to a typo and mark it as resolved? – caseneuve Commented Mar 18 at 9:20

1 Answer 1

I was getting this error for template does not exists which I resolved.

Error during template rendering

In template /home/Django_Content_Mgmnt_App/cms_app/templates/cms_app/topic_list.html, error at line 1

cms_app\content.html

{% extends 'cms_app\content.html' %}

I checked the template where error occurred from the files tab in Python Anywhere and compared this with other templates which were working fine to find the issue. It was a typo error, so I have changed this code from {% extends 'cms_app\content.html' %} to {% extends 'cms_app/content.html' %}. And reloaded my code and it's now working.