template-engine

In a handlebars template, how do you set a radio button group to the right value using only the template? Can this be done directly in the template? For an example, let's say there's a radio button group like this: <label><input type="radio" name="mode" value="auto">Auto</label><br> <label><input type="radio" name="mode" value="on">On</label><br> <label><input type="radio" name="mode" value="off">Off</label><br> The data coming into the template has a value for mode: {mode: "on"} I want to end up with this after template expansion: <input type="radio" name="mode" value="auto">Auto<br> <input

As the title says, I'm currently looking for a template engine that works with Java and Javascript. The idea is that my ajax json objects can use the same template files to render stuff client-side like Java is doing it server-side. I know there is google-closure-template but it is working with guice 2.0 and my current project runs under guice 3.0 and both together just create wierd errors and I tried using them but failed for about 2 weeks now... So is there anything apart from google-closure? You can take a look at Mustache . Tomas Randus Also Histone seems to be for both BTW: the same topic

How would I change the template engine in Play! to a different engine than the default one? Can you give an example? I don't even ask why you want to do that. That's simple, Play can return Result with ANY content you will give it, so you can just easily use: return ok("<h1>Code rendered from your alternative engine</h1>").as("text/html"); It depends on which template engine you want to use. There are a number of options in Play's Module Directory . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21947850/how-do-i-change-template-engine-in-play-framework

EDIT2 Scala IDE now has template support with type inference, semantic highlighting, etc. for the Play framework as of v3.0 of the IDE. Same deal with routes file(s), woohoo ;-) Not sure about Play, Scalate, or other template engine support in IntelliJ. EDIT Play 2.0 is unbelievably awesome, so much so that the lack of IDE support is fairly minor -- all the heavy lifting is done via model, controller and javascript (coffeescript + datatables) layers; view layer consists of simple xhtml skeletons, so no biggie not having, for example, autocomplete for Scala code -- your app won't compile if

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'm using Jade in my latest node.js app. I'd like to have a long block of text in a textarea by default. If I do something like this: textarea(id="theTextarea") it renders just fine: <textarea id="theTextarea"></textarea> However, if I do something like so: textarea(id="theTextarea") Hello world. I get this: <textarea id="theTextarea"> <hello>world</hello> </textarea> But I'd like it to be like so: <textarea id="theTextarea"> hello, world </textarea> Any ideas? textarea(id="theTextarea") | Hello | world. | Hello | moon. | Hello | sun. The | worked great for me. In my case though, I needed to

I'm thinking about creating syntax highlighter for it, but I don't know the conventional abbreviation for this specific type of template. In one of the examples from the text/template godoc, they refer to ".tmpl" files. If you're using the Atom editor with the go-plus plugin, it provides nice syntax highlighting if you use the .gohtml extension. . ext .tmpl is probably the least bad option based on my analysis of stats from one large codebase that includes quite a bit of Go code. Proportion of files with one of the extensions (.tpl, .tmpl, .html.tmpl, .html.tpl, .thtml) that contain the

All, I'm trying to use the jQuery File Upload Demo: http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-File-Upload/ My question is that it says in the Documentation that it uses the Javascript Template Engine ( https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/wiki/Template-Engine ) However, I'm not familiar with this process. I'm trying to integrate this into my Wordpress blog to allow file uploads this way. Within the index.html it has the following Template defined: <script id="template-upload" type="text/x-tmpl"> {% for (var i=0, file; file=o.files[i]; i++) { %} <tr class="template-upload fade"> <td class=