mustache

问题 According to my testing, Facebook's crawlers do not render client-side templates like a browser. I want to avoid a webserver and building HTML files for Open Graph objects at all costs. I want to generate the meta tags on the fly via the URL, but it seems Facebook cannot do this. Can someone from Facebook please confirm? I asked the head of Open Graph at #mobiledevcon and she said that Facebook can render stuff like {{value}} My meta tags are as follows, and they render fine in every browser.

问题 I have a search system in which i need to score by location. User sends his coordinates, I check whether they intersect with pre-indexed polygons. The problem is I don't know how to pass coordinates to json file. I use python library called elasticsearch. Here is sample of how I pass search data to search template And this is how I'm trying to use it in search template file But the problem is it gets parsed as a string, but I need an array of floats. 回答1: For coordinates,use this format :

问题 I have a handlebars/mustache layout file in my node.js application that looks like this: {{> header}} {{> navbar}} {{{body}}} {{> footer-user}} {{> footer}} Since all five lines are includes, is there any difference between the two types of includes? Could I replace {{{body}}} with {{>body}} or {{> header}} with {{{header}}}? They both appear not to escape the html that gets included. What's the best practice? 回答1: The syntax {{> name}} is for partials, i.e. to include another template:

问题 I'm migrating a Backbone basic app to Marionette and I would like to use ICanHaz.js as a template system (based on Mustache). I'm using AMD and Require.js and the only way to make ICanHaz.js working with it and Backbone was to use jvashishtha's version. I first implemented the app in pure Backbone style. In particular I used to load each template as raw strings with the Require.js' text plugin and then add the template to the ich object. This create a method in ich object that has the same

问题 I am generating a dynamic html table. One of the columns in the table has a clickable image ( a href ). For testing, I have also created a static table, with similar structure as the dynamic table, in the same div. I have defined a selectors/a/click.js event handler, which works fine for the links in the static table, but not in the dynamic table. It seems that, since the table is dynamically generated, evently is not attaching any event handlers to it. Could somebody suggest a workaround for

问题 I have an array that looks like this: [ Object actions: Array[2] comments: Object created_time: "2012-06-14T17:45:34+0000" from: Object id: "2388163605_10150972634368606" message: "På jakt efter lift Visby/oskarshamn- Malmö efter almedalsveckan antingen söndagen den 8 juli eller morgon/fm den 9 Juli... Bensinpengar och choklad utlovas... spännande historier kan berättas på begäran." to: Object type: "status" updated_time: "2012-06-14T21:45:15+0000" __proto__: Object , Object actions: Array[2]

问题 I am constructing a task app ( For fun) & i just sat down thinking about this problem. I will put the question on my mind in words here. Model is extremely simple, it contains collection of Project . Each Project contains a TaskList these TaskList is nestable i.e for example a Task Design FrontPage can have Design Header as another TaskList . Each TaskList contain Tasks . How will a typical javascript template look like for this problem. I could not come with one that works this scenario.

问题 Is there a simple, standalone, portable, existing distribution of Mustache for windows that lets me invoke Mustache exactly as specified (or as close as possible) in the mustache(1) manual? cat data.yml template.mustache | mustache I can't find any explanation of how to actually acquire an executable called mustache to use mustache in this way - on any platform, although I'm primarily interested in Windows right now. As far as I can tell, the various implementations of mustache listed on the

问题 In JavaScript: falsy: false, null, undefined, 0, -0, NaN, "" truthy: everything else, including [] and {} (empty array and empty object) But in Handlebars, it seems like it is (from Handlebars's docs) for {{#if foo}} : falsy: false, undefined, null, "", [] truthy: everything else, including 0, -0, {} undefined and NaN cannot be listed as a value in a JSON file, so I can't test it using a Java Mustache renderer, although, if I don't define a property at all, then it is probably just undefined

问题 I am trying to inject my page when it loads with a template using mustache. If i call my function to grab and inject the DOM with this data outside of the portfolio{} object it works perfectly fine and the HTML is injected on page and data is displayed correctly. but if i try to place my function inside of the portfolio{} object and call the function it will not work. This makes no since to me what so ever and i am getting quite frustrated with it. If anyone knows what might be causing this