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Here is an Example of the app. The essential code is in: golang-code/handler/handler.go (After the subject should appear an ID!) Im trying to build a little blog system in Golang on Google Appengine and use Mustache as template engine. So, i have a struct: type Blogposts struct { PostTitle string PostPreview string Content string Creator string Date time.Time } The data is passed to GAE via datastore.Put(c, datastore.NewIncompleteKey(c, "Blogposts", nil), &blogposts) So, GAE assigns automatically a intID (int64). Now I tried to get the latest blogposts // Get the latest blogposts c :=

I have JSON like this: { "something": "http://something.com" } and HTML like this: <a href="{{something}}">{{something}}</a> When I apply Mustache, I get <a href="%7B%7Bsomething%7D%7D">http://something.com</a> But what I am trying to get is <a href="http://something.com">http://something.com</a> I already tried {{{ something}}} , {{& something}} , single quotes, double quotes... I even read documentation. Can you help me? Sean Johnson Make sure your template source is straight text - don't try and grab parsed HTML source as your template. Browsers will urlencode/escape those characters in

Frequently one wants to treat the first and/or last items in a list differently from the others. is there a way to do that using mustache? what about row striping? (Obviously, one could always use jquery or whatever to apply a css class after the template has been processed, or whatever, but I'm wondering about something more at the template level.) Mustache is very light, so AFAIK, it does not provide that feature. You can use something like that, to get even/odd class: var view = { arr: ['one', 'two', 'three'], clazz: function() { return _counter++ % 2 == 0 ? 'even' : 'odd'; } }; var

I have two objects that I want to render side by side. There is never a case where I will want to render more, or less than two. My model is setup like so: { obj1: {...}, obj2: {...} } Using mustache templates, I want to render each object using the same partial: <div> <h1>Object 1</h1> {{>objPartial}} </div> <div> <h1>Object 2</h1> {{>objPartial}} </div> However, mustache doesn't seem to support passing a context to the partial. Doing something like {{>objPartial obj1}} seems like it should be supported, but I can't find any documentation on setting a context for a partial. Is this sort of

Could use a little help figuring out why my Mustache template isn't rendering properly. I'm very confused why the following isn't working. I'm sure it's a minor stupid mistake of mine or something... var tableRows = [ {name: 'name1', values: ['1','2','3']}, {name: 'name2', values: ['1','2','3']}, {name: 'name3', values: ['1','2','3']} ]; var template = $('#mustache-template').html(); $('#target').append(Mustache.render(template, {rows: tableRows})); HTML Template: <div id="mustache-template"> <table> <tbody> {{#rows}} <tr class=""> <td>{{name}}</td> {{#values}} <td>{{.}}</td> {{/values}} </tr>