Express 500 Error Failed To Locate View Layout
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Failed To Lookup View Error In Views Directory Express
Closed codesplicer opened this Issue Jun 22, 2011 · 11 comments Projects None yet failed to lookup view error in views directory ejs Labels bug Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants codesplicer commented Jun 22, 2011 Just updated express
Failed To Lookup View Error In Views Directory Node Js
and keep getting this error when directory layout is like: views frontend room index.jade layout-room.jade and my view function is: res.render('frontend/room/index', {
layout: 'layout-room'
}); This was working fine until I updated, if that helps. failed to lookup view index ejs in views directory expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 you shouldn't need to specify "/index", res.render('frontend/room') should work, that might resolve the layout issue expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 also note that by default if layout.ENGINE is defined in the same dir as the rendered view it should be automatically selected by default so maybe try removing the layout option and renaming it to layout.jade codesplicer commented Jun 22, 2011 I tried error failed to lookup view index in views directory /app/views that, but still get the following in the console: failed to locate view "layout", tried: /Users/vik/local_repository/myapp/views/layout.jade /Users/vik/local_repository/myapp/views/_layout.jade /Users/vik/local_repository/myapp/views/layout/index.jade It doesn't seem to be following the path down correctly, but its wierd because this code has been working fine until I updated express. expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 hmm do you know which version you were on before updating? that might help track down the change. codesplicer commented Jun 22, 2011 2.3.10 expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 very odd, not much changed in 2.3.11 just some express(1) stuff codesplicer commented Jun 22, 2011 hmm. Very odd. Guess I need to restructure my views directory. expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 weird I just tried with HEAD and it works for me with: views/ users/ layout.jade index.jade for res.render('users') expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 hmm it does seem broken when you explicitly pass layout, so this is definitely a bug, though I would suggest just using layout.jade in that dir anyways for brevity expressjs member tj commented Jun 22, 2011 yikes this actually helped me caught a different bug as well haha codesplicer commented Jun 22, 2011 haha cool, well at least something productive came of this :) Changing the filename to layout.jade and not explicitly defining it worke
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