Gurus, I googled so many times on this issue but I can barely find any useful information.
So assume that we have a base.html
template as:
{% block test %}This is the base!{% endblock %}
And 2 child templates under that, a.html
and b.html
a.html:
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block test %}This is the A!{% endblock %}
b.html
{% extends "base.开发者_Python百科html" %}
{% block test %}This is the B!{% endblock %}
Now we have 4th template as root.html
<html>
<body>
{% include 'a.html' %}
{% include 'b.html' %}
{% include 'base.html' %}
</body>
</html>
So when I render the root.html, I expects to get sth like:
This is the A! This is the B! This is the Base!
But strangely what I got is always:
This is the A! This is the A! This is the A!
Why exactly is this happening?
OK, I guess I found the root cause: djang debug_toolbars plugin. Once I disable it in the settings.py then everything works just fine...
This is weird but I guess I would post the issue the plugin's issue tracking list.
Hopefully this could help whoever had the same problem
[EDIT] This bug looks like being fixed in the latest 0.8.4 revision, and it was bugging me so much in the 0.8.3 time.
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