marionette

Shouldn't a closed Marionette view re-delegate the defined events (events, modelEvents, CollectionEvents) when rendering again? It seems as if I have to manually call delegateEvents after closing and re-rendering a view. Otherwise the view won't work as expected. http://jsfiddle.net/4DCeY/ var app = new Marionette.Application(); app.addRegions({ main: '.main' }); var MyView = Marionette.ItemView.extend({ template: _.template('Hi, I\'m a view! Foo is: <%= foo %>'), modelEvents: { 'change': 'onChange' }, onChange: function() { alert('change!'); } }); var Model = Backbone.Model.extend({}); app

I have the following item view: return Marionette.ItemView.extend({ template:tpl, tagName: 'div', className: 'v_itv_record_type_item', events:{ 'click @ui.item':'itemClicked' }, ui:{ item:'.v_itv_record_type_item' }, itemClicked:function(e){ console.log('clicked'); } }); that uses the following handlebars template: <div class="clicktarget"> Stuff Goes Here </div> If you click on one of these item views, it does not register the click event. I understand that Backbone restricts access to just the views slice of the DOM, but apparently this does not extend to the containing div itself, even

Is there any Way i can remove an item from selectize AMNT QTY NA when i pass NA it should remove particular item $.fn.removeSelectorValue = function (value) { var selectize = this[0].selectize; selectize.removeItem(value) return this; }; this is not working.. Can anyone help me out from this??? removeItem removes selected item identified by given value. To remove option from the list you should use removeOption Example - open http://brianreavis.github.io/selectize.js/ , open console and enter: $('#select-beast')[0].selectize.removeOption(1) to remove Chuck Tesla from available options I'm late

I'm playing a bit with Backbone.js and Backbone.Marionette and I would like to know what's the difference between trigger and triggerMethod . In particular, is there any rule of thumb to decide when use the former or the latter? In my mind events, for example, are useful to communicate between a DOM element and its view. triggerMethod is used in Marionette to update in cascade different components, e.g. a layout calls the show method to its children (children respond to onShow ). So, for me its the same as calling a direct method on it. Is this true? What about trigger ? Thanks you in advance.

I'm trying to include the App instance to use it's event aggregator as shown here I get an error when I include the instance in a view. Kicking things off in the Requirejs config file, from App.Bootloader.js: require(['App'], function (App){ App.start(); }); from App.js: define(function (require){ //...requisite includes $, _, Backbone, Marionette ... var Layout = require('Layout'); var App = new Marionette.Application(); App.addRegions({ main: '#view_content' }); App.addInitializer(function (){ App.main.show(new Layout()); //... adding router etc ... Backbone.Marionette.TemplateCache

I want to do some basic i18n in my application I loaded the i18n plugin (from require.js) to my Application and created a directory nls in which i have several files e.g. project.js I set up the default location in main.js file like config : { i18n : { locale : 'de-de' } } I now want to use the files in my View / Template. Can somebody explain to me how this is done? The templates are setup in one template.js file My View: define(['marionette', 'templates', 'i18n!nls/project'], function (marionette, templates, msg) { return marionette.CompositeView.extend({ template : templates.project }); });