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I am trying to release my website to a staging environment but I keep get TemplateDoesNotExist error. My website consists of multiple apps that will extend a base app for common elements. When I view the website in a development environment it works as expected, however when I try to view it in my staging environment it errors out.

All of the templates in the apps, other than the base templates, contains {% extends "main/index.html "%} at the top of them.

file structure:

Studied the tutorial up to the seventh part. Everything was fine until I decided to launch my application. After launch, I added a multiple choice question. The error occurs after I click on a question to answer it. Long searches for an answer did not bring any results. Please help.

I get this error:

I called a template in the django render function, but django cannot find it

here is the django view code:

I am "trying" to develop a Django project with Bootstrap. Because each page requires the exact same Bootstrap code, it looks more logical to me to have one base template at project level.

Learning from this guide and this guide, here's the content of my project files:

settings.py

I have a problem using templates in django. I believe I have the template in the right spot and after looking at the path from the error log, the file is there. I also have it working without using render(). But I have tried multiple things and in the error log it shows a path that I can follow to the html file that I am trying to render.

Here is the file structure of my project (Note: this file structure is actually inside C:\my_website)

Relevant code:
Below is my view from the hello app I created. How it is currently there is an error but if I comment out the render() call and use the uncommented code It displays the contents of index.html
C:\my_website\my_website\hello\views

I have an app where depending on its category, a tenant is either directed to the app (and templates) at /dashboard/templates/dashboard or /dashboard2/templates/dashboard2.

somehow, for dashboard2, the app is not found by Django and it tries to find those templates under dashboard.

here is a dashboard2/views.py

I am trying to work towards deploying my application and have done most of my work on Windows. However now that I have moved it over to AWS it does not work anymore.

Before anyone links other articles here is a list of all the things I have tried:

• Adding os.path.join(BASE_DIR,'templates') to TEMPLATE_DIR
• Changing the permissions of my template
• My app is in my INSTALLED_APPS variable
• I have checked that all my render methods are formatted correctly
• Re-downloaded my project completely

Like I said earlier, it works on my Windows machine, just not on AWS or my Mac. Even more strange is that the error says

USE-CASE: The use case is that you have say a small 'example' database that you want to provide to a user to practice/test apps with. The user doesn't have postgres installation but they do have Docker. You want to provide the user with a painless way to access your tailored db without them having to install postgres. You can provide users with exactly the same db and easily update it when required

PROPOSED SOLUTION: I would like to bundle a postgres db and postgres docker image so that I could give a user say a tar.gz and (assuming they have Docker) they could unpack the tar.gz and have a running postgres db that they could connect to.

I have at least two challenges:

• From my searching so far it looks like I can tailor the postgres Docker image and that I can apparently define a data path for the postgres Docker image. What I haven't found is how to do that and whether I can specify the path as a directory in the unpacked tar.gz.
• After the bundle is unpacked, the User runs the postgres Docker container, they connect to the dB and say make some changes. Will those changes persist after the container is closed?

Question: Does this make sense? If so, am I going about it the right way or am I missing something?

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In the end and building off @davidmaze reply, the following was successful.