Customize the HTML files from my django project about django-password-reset HOT 9 CLOSED

What's the content of your TEMPLATE_DIRS setting? Assuming it contains a directory named /path/to/project/templates you can set password-reset templates in /path/to/project/templates/password_reset/base.html (etc with other template names).

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I have different apps in my django project. And for each app, I have a templates folder, like this:

path/to/project/app1/templates/app1/
path/to/project/app2/templates/app2/
...

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Ok, are they all listed in the INSTALLED_APPS setting? I'm not sure what happens if you have both password_reset and project.password_reset in your installed apps.

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In my INSTALLED_APPS setting I have the password_reset app added:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'password_reset',
...
)

I tried to add a folder in my path of project with the 'password_reset' name and add there the templates, but it doesn't work. The path is:

path/to/project/password_reset/templates/password_reset/base.html

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In that case you also need to have project.password_reset in your INSTALLED_APPS (before password_reset).

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The problem is, I can't reference to my app 'password_reset' using 'project_name.password_reset'. In the INSTALLED_APPS I am using only the name of my apps.

And now I have two apps (your 'password_reset' and my 'password_reset') with the same name.

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Then use another app name in your project. With the following layout

path/to/project/pwreset/templates/password_reset/*.html

set INSTALLED_APPS to

(
   ...
    'pwreset',
    'password_reset',
)

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Cool, works! Thanks mate.

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Sure, no problem.

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