render_placeholder doesn't work?
See original GitHub issueUsing django-cms 3.1.2, Django 1.8.2 and Python 3.4.3, I can see the CMS toolbar and log in and edit a standard placeholder on /?edit
, but there’s no rendered output for {% render_placeholder my_instance.placeholder_field %}
on my app’s /my-view/?edit
(toolbar still working there). Even no error in runserver
.
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@furiousdave yes, placeholderfields on existing objects are created only after saving the object once. I feel this should go into documentation
Nice find @furiousdave. I was digging for quite a while to determine what was happening here.