TypeError: macro 'render_form' takes not more than 2 argument(s) about flask-admin

[mrjoes]

Can open /Users/natan/.virtualenvs/metacraft/lib/python2.7/site-packages/Flask_AdminEx-0.0.1-py2.7.egg/flask_adminex/templates/admin/lib.html and check if render_form looks like:

{% macro render_form(form, cancel_url, extra=None) -%}

?

It does. I reinstalled AdminEx from source.

[mrjoes]

And it still does not work?

If you run built-in example (sqla/simple.py), it crashes with same exception?

I never thought to run the examples - I ran sqla/simple.py and it worked completely fine. One thing I noticed, though, is that the example had a different interface than mine did. The creation function was shown as a button with my application, but was shown as a tab with the example.

I'll close this now since it's been determined that this is an issue on my side and not that of Flask-AdminEx. Thanks.

[mrjoes]

Also, forgot to mention: use self.render instead of self.render_template. self.render_template is undefined.

Thanks.

Okay, I figured out what happened. I used self.render_template, and in some stupid move, that led me to copy the templates to my own templates folder. Then, I go without working on my project for a few days and forget about it. The older templates that I copied took precedence over the newer templates in the module.

Well, that was kinda stupid of me. I still can't remember why I did that.
Thanks.