Caught TemplateDoesNotExist while rendering: facebook/fbconnect.html about django-allauth

[pennersr]

The template is available over at "allauth/facebook/templates/facebook/fbconnect.html". It is intentionally not placed next to the other templates (allauth/templates/*) as this template is typically not to be overridden by project specific variants.

I am not sure why you are seeing this. Do you have "allauth.facebook" in your installed apps? Also, could you please point me to a commit on one of those forks you are referring to?

[pennersr]

Is this issue still valid?

[mikhuang]

Yes. When installing using pip install django-allauth or pip install git+http://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth.git the templates folder is not created.

Edit: Just tried cloning the git repo and running sudo python setup.py install, templates folder still not created.

Edit: Tried uninstalling everything, manually cloning from github, then installing. templates folder is created. Hmph.

[ajfisher]

This is definitely still an issue when you install via a pip install git+http://github.com/pennersr/django-allauth.git - the templates are not created.

[pennersr]

I am unable to reproduce this. What python/pip/os version are you using?

[ajfisher]

Python 2.7, Ubuntu 11.04, Pip not sure off the top of my head.

Interestingly when I did a similar thing to mikhuang it worked. I removed it from my virtualenv site packages, reinstalled passing the git repo and it put the FB templates in place. When I did it the first time it didn't drop the template directory in place.

I'm going to build the server for this this week so we'll see if it comes up okay installing from the requirements file or not.

Cheers
ajfisher

[onurmatik]

I am experiencing the same issue as well. I had to add facebook templates manually to my project as pip does not install them, both locally (mac os x 10.6) and on ep.io service which checks the requirements and builds the environment. In my requirements I have the stable version 'django-allauth'.

[erikankrom]

I'm having an issue as well. Only the top level templates directory is installed. Each lower level templates directory is missing. I'm on OSX 10.7, Python 2.7, pip 1.0.1

[colkito]

Hey guys! Also I have this problem, but I saw the live demo (http://jug.gl) and copy this code.

Create the folder /templates/facebook and paste this code in a file named: fbconnect.html

http://mariocolque.com.ar/django/fbconnect.html

It only remains to modify it according to your facebook applications.

Greetings!