Put HTML where it belongs, in the HTML file. Then use a templating plugin on jQuery to expand it.
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Say I have jquery code like this: html += '' + item. Index + ''; // many more similar html += statements // load items $('div'). Append(html); This html is getting too unmanageable, so I'd like to move it to an external file.
What's the best way to pass variables to the HTML as I load it? Do I just have to load it and then put jquery commands in the first JS file? That's what it seems like, but I'd rather use a more template-like method.
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Put HTML where it belongs, in the HTML file. Then use a templating plugin on jQuery to expand it. Some template plugins: jsRepeater jTemplates noTemplate.
I have been looking for a client side replacement for the ASPx Repeater. Looks like you nailed it. Thanks so much.
Helpful++ – Dr. Zim Apr 21 '09 at 0:55.
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