declaring client side templates in gtpl files

[Fábio Uechi]

Hi,

Most javascript template engine libraries uses a gtpl similar notation ( i.e.  <%= %> ,  <% %> , etc ) for template definition.

I want to declare my templates inside script elemens like this:

<script type="text/x-jqote-template" id="activity-template">

<![CDATA[

<article id="<%= this.id %>">

<img src="<%= this.actor.image.url %>" />

<a href="<%= this.actor.url %>" target="_blank"><%= this.actor.displayName %></a>

<div class="content_link"><%= this.object.content %></div>

</article>

]]>

</script>

For obvious reasons I can't declare them inside my gtpl templates so I'm just printing Gstring static variables "stored" in external classes.

Does anyone see any other way to workaround this?

I wanted them to be a part of the view (gtpl) files.

Thanks in advance

Fábio

[Fábio Uechi]

Sorry to bother guys!

Just solved it by changing the default tag from '%' to '*'.

Now my javascript templates look like this:

<script type="text/x-jqote-template" id="activity-template">

<![CDATA[

<article id="<*= this.id *>">

<img src="<*= this.actor.image.url *>" />

<a href="<*= this.actor.url *>" target="_blank"><*= this.actor.displayName *></a>

<div class="content_link"><*= this.object.content *></div>

</article>

]]>

</script>

And coexist perfectly with gtpl!

cheers

Fábio

[Guillaume Laforge]

I think you can also escape like this, and it should work: \<%

2012/3/23 Fábio Uechi <fabio...@gmail.com>:

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