Using multiple class names

[Fatih ACET]

For some reason, I cannot use multiple class names such as <div class="icon user">

I am tried goog.getCssName('icon user') but it returned icon-a also goog.getCssName('icon', 'user') returned a-b, as expected.

How can I use multiple class names?

Thanks in advance.

Fatih..

[Johannes Nel]

well in the template you should.

<div class="{css icon} {css user}">

other than that I am not quite sure what you are trying to do.

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[Fatih ACET]

Thanks for your quick reply.

I forgot mention in my question but as you can see in my code snippet I'm not using Closure Templates I'm using Closure Compiler's goog.getCssName method.

[Johannes Nel]

ok, so how are you planning on renaming the css names in your html?

[Fatih ACET]

Ok, you give me the idea and it works. Sometimes need to think more simple.

I just worked goog.getCssName('icon') + ' ' + goog.getCssName('user')

By the way, my application is JavaScript driven one page application. I'm using hash routing and all layout and view is rendered by JavaScript. I have my own template engine solution so I don't need to use Closure Templates. My HTML markups are JavaScript method that returns a string.

[Johannes Nel]

I'll say this for closure templates, it works, well, extremely well and if you are using the rest of the system I will REALLY recommend using that as well.

[Fatih ACET]

Yes you're totally right. I tried Closure Templates and it seems pretty fast and flexible also avoids possible XSS vulnerabilities. It would be better to consider your advice. But I have to make heavy refactoring. Damn!

Thanks.

[Johannes Nel]

you also miss pre-rendering on the server. the decoration phase of the component livecycle is not there for nothing!

[fatihacet]

I cannot understand you clearly. If you talk about using same template files in backend code, we're not using Java so it is out of my concern. Otherwise, I cannot get you.

[Johannes Nel]

yes i mean that the templates can be used in the back end as well. You don't need java, just the jvm, but if you don't use that, no worries.