I have tested alot. Code is working fine in FIREFOX 5 but same code not working in IE9. Below is the code which is not working in IE9 at all for DROPDOWN and GRID. When I clear IE cache and refresh p
my backbone view looks like this below and is rendered with the jQuery tmpl library.I want to apply a style to one/all/any of the data items for which
If I开发者_JAVA技巧 had any, I\'d be tearing my hair out at this one. Basically, why isn\'t this bit of jQuery templating working?
I am using jQuery templates to mark up my JSON.I am wondering if anyone has an elegant solution to precompile them into javascript on the server so as to keep the browser from having to do so each tim
Why would the click even get fired for showFlawDetails when the template renders? app.viewModel.caseStudy.showFlawDetails = function (index) {
<script id=\"mainTemplate\" type=\"text/x-jquery-tmpl\"> {{each(i, wrapSpec) data}} <div id=\"pkgLineTabs_{{= wrapSpec.wrapSpecId}}\" style=\"font-size:12px\"
I have: <script id=\"foo\" type=\"text/x-jquery-tmpl\"> <p>${100 * parseInt(x)}</p> </script>
How can I escape ${} for a jQuery template inside a groovy template? Any su开发者_StackOverflow中文版ggestions?You need to use {{ }}, {{= }} instead of the $ as this is used by groovy.
I have a jquery template where I have to combine some variables together like so: {{= year}}-{{= month}}-{{= day}}-{{= hour}}
I know the dollar sign $ refers to the jQuery object but 开发者_C百科I don\'t know that the curly braces {} that follow do.
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