handlebars.js

Background All the JS template engines recommend putting your template text inside script blocks like so: <script id="peopleTemplate" type="text/template"> {#people} <div class="person">Name: {firstName} {lastName}</div> {/people} </script> but many developers (understandably) dislike this because they lose HTML syntax highlighting in their code editor inside the script block. I've seen the workarounds like this: Keep correct HTML syntax highlighting in <script> "text/html" templates . This question is not asking about workarounds. I know one danger is that web browsers will attempt to fix

I have two arrays: var content = { "girls": ["Maria", "Angela", "Bianca"], "digits": ["21.143.191.2", "123.456.78.90", "971.6.17.18.1"] }; and a template: <script id="template" type="text/template"> <ul> <li><a href="{{digits}}">{{girls}}</a></li> </ul> </script> I'd like the end result to be: <ul> <li><a href="21.143.191.2">Maria</a></li> <li><a href="123.456.78.90">Angela</a></li> <li><a href="971.6.17.18.1">Bianca</a></li> </ul> I've tried block mustaches like {{#girls}} {{.}} {{/girls}} and {{#digits}} {{.}} {{/digits}} but no matter which way I nest them I seem to get repeats instead of

Let's say I have something like: {{input value=someModel }} And then I want to add the simple required HTML 5 attribute to the input. How would I do that? Note that I tried the following variations without success: {{input value=someModel required }} <!-- doesn't parse --> {{input value=someModel required='required' }} <!-- doesn't render the attribute --> {{view Ember.TextField valueBinding=someModel required='required' }} <!-- doesn't render the attribute --> <input required {{bindAttr value=someModel}} /> <!-- doesn't update the model, as expected --> Update: This question was for Ember 1.0

i am getting below error while compiling handlebars template with windows CMD. my handlebars client and server both are @1.3.0 please help me to identify where i am going wrong dashboard.handlebars code-- <ul class="small-block-grid-2 medium-block-grid-2 large-block-grid-2" style="text-align:center;"> <li> <div class="chart" data-percent="{{#getPercent reward_point.point_achived reward_point.point_available}}"> <span>{{#getPercent reward_point.point_achived reward_point.point_available}}%</span> <span style="font-size:.5em;display:inline-block;">{{reward_point.point_achived}}</span> <span

I've got this ember application: Ember : 1.3.2 Ember Model : 0.0.11 Handlebars : 1.3.0 jQuery : 1.9.1 Using this resource map: App.Router.map(function () { this.resource('dimensions', function() { this.resource('dimension', { path: ':dimension_id'}, function () { this.resource('value', { path: 'values/:value_id' }); }); }); }); And this allows me to embed {{outlet}} in "dimensions" template that fills with "dimension" template, and embed {{outlet}} in "dimension" template that fills with "value" template as well. All works very well except for the link-to helper in the "value" template, that

{#each controller.content.assetAllocation.class}} {{@index}} {{/each}} I'm trying to run the code above, which is supposed to output the index of the array, but it produces an error saying: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token , " Solution is not as nice as I'd hoped, but this works: {#each controller.content.assetAllocation.class}} {{_view.contentIndex}} {{/each}} Here's my way: {#each controller.content.assetAllocation.class as |item index|}} {{index}} - {{item}} {{/each}} The index is Zero-based numbering. So if you want to change it, just add an helper like this: Ember.Handlebars

How can I call a JavaScript function from inside a handlebars script? Reason: I wasn't able to break the {{#each}} from inside handlebars. So I need to pass it to JavaScript to do the logic. Hüseyin BABAL You can do that with helpers; Handlebars.registerHelper("printItems", function(items) { var html = "<ul>"; items.forEach(function(entry) { html += "<li>" + entry + "</li>"; }); html += "</ul>"; return html; }); and in your handlebars template; {{printItems items}} Above code will put your items in list. For more details refer here . Go to helpers section Handlebars is a minimal tempting

I need to make HTML fill itself with content from JSON file using the mustache, or handlebars. I created two simple HTML templates for testing (using handlebars ) and filled them with content from an external Javascript file . http://codepen.io/MaxVelichkin/pen/qNgxpB Now I need content to lay initially in a JSON file . I ran into two problems, but they both lie at the heart of solutions of the same main problem - creating a link between the content in the JSON file and HTML , so I decided to ask them in the same question. (If you think that it is necessary to ask these questions separately,