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the actual code of the application enforce the 'installation' in the actual project directory, where it can find the 'templates' one.
It should be interesting to be able to install django-multisite systemwide or anywhere in the PYTHONPATH without this restriction.
Please look at the following patch which i think solves the problem (using TEMPLATE_DIRS[0]):
Maybe call to os.path.join with TEMPLATE_DIRS needs to be enclosed in a try: except statement, because if TEMPLATE_DIRS does not exist an exception will be raised.
Hi,
the actual code of the application enforce the 'installation' in the actual project directory, where it can find the 'templates' one.
It should be interesting to be able to install django-multisite systemwide or anywhere in the PYTHONPATH without this restriction.
Please look at the following patch which i think solves the problem (using TEMPLATE_DIRS[0]):
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