template.ParseFiles about go.rice HOT 4 CLOSED

You can't use ParseFiles as that loads files directly from the filesystem. You have to manually iterate over the templates and load them yourself. See #71 for an example that I've been using and watch out for that bug I found.

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i use ParseFiles to get one template from 2 or more

    post_template  = template.Must(template.ParseFiles(path.Join("templates", "layout.html"), path.Join("templates", "post.html")))
    error_template = template.Must(template.ParseFiles(path.Join("templates", "layout.html"), path.Join("templates", "error.html")))

are you doing the same in #71 ?

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My templates depends on my base.html template which would be equal to your layout.html so yes, I also create templates out of 2 or more files (with inheritance).

I guess you could do it like this:

tbox := rice.MustFindBox("templates")
post_template = template.Must(template.Parse(tbox.String("layout.html") + tbox.String("post.html")))
error_template = template.Must(template.Parse(tbox.String("layout.html") + tbox.String("error.html")))

Note that you still can't use ParseFiles with go.rice. Use Parse instead, so you can work with the strings returned from tbox.String

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Thank you. I will try it!

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