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I’ve got a Django filter that’s not doing the right thing. I’m expecting to see actual html in the output, but what I see are html escaped brackets. I’ve tried autoescape off, and I’ve tried |safe, and I’ve tried both at the same time. No joy. Wtf?
<td>{% autoescape off %}{{ notif.output|safe|insert_breaks|linkify }}{% endautoescape %}</td>
I’m not seeing any errors, just autoescaped text that really shouldn’t be escaped.
the answer to this is:
Make sure your template_dir in settings.py is pointing to the correct instance, when running multiple versions of your code on one host.