Inline nested jQuery template — {{tmpl}}?

I did not debug down yet to the point of seeing why your case is erroring out, but how about this as an alternative.

I did not debug down yet to the point of seeing why your case is erroring out, but how about this as an alternative: $. Template("person", "${name}"); $. Tmpl(' {{tmpl(persons) "person" }}', {persons: {name: 'Tom'}, {name: 'Fred'} }).

AppendTo('body'); Alternative that uses an inline template: $. Tmpl(' {{tmpl(persons) "$' + '{name}"}}', {persons: {name: 'Tom'}, {name: 'Fred'} }). AppendTo('body'); The jQuery template plugin gets confused when it sees its own delimiters in it.

Just need to break it up into multiple strings.

Sure, but — as question's title indicates — I'd like to use here inline template, not pre-compiled one ;) – abernier Aug 10 at 19:16 OK- edited answer with an alternative. – RP Niemeyer Aug 10 at 19:52 1 Guess my edit didn't stick yesterday. Edited again.

– RP Niemeyer Aug 12 at 2:20 I've tried your last alternative, but didn't get it work: jsfiddle. Net/abernier/Nr5C9 – abernier Aug 13 at 11:44 1 I'm sorry, my second edit was done hastily, it should have looked like it does now. The concatenation needs to happen inside the string.Jsfiddle.Net/rniemeyer/Nr5C9/1 – RP Niemeyer Aug 13 at 13:09.

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