jquery-templates

I noticed that jquery's beta template plugin is using, the type attribute "text/x-jquery-tmpl" e.g <script type="text/x-jquery-tmpl"> I've not seen custom use of the type attribute in the past. Has anyone seen current examples of this in use or perhaps ways mere mortal developers such as I can use this in our own code? I presume that it's sort of a MIME type, however I would of thought that MIME type support was up to the browser. So I would of assumed that custom MIME types would be unsupported? The type actually does indicate what sort of script is there. If the browser doesn't understand it

Backgroud: I have this template that includes videos from youtube being loaded with swfobject. Question: Is there a way to include a script tag... <script type="text/javascript"> </script> inside a jQuery Template?? <script id="filaVideoTemplate" type="text/x-jQuery-tmpl"> <!-- Some HTML here --> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- Some javascript here --> </script> </script> Obviously it doesn't work directly, is there any way to achive the same thing without the script inside other script? <script id="filaVideoTemplate" type="text/x-jQuery-tmpl"> <!-- Some HTML here --> <script type="text

By default, KO "will only render the template for the new item and will insert it into the existing DOM". Is there a way to disable this feature (as in, force KO to render all items anew)? If you use jQuery.tmpl's native {{each koObservableArray()}} syntax Knockout cant update single items but must rerender the entire template see more here: http://knockoutjs.com/documentation/template-binding.html the template engine’s native ‘each’ support: after any change, the template engine is forced to re-render everything because it isn’t aware of KO’s dependency tracking mechanism. You only get the

I just started using jQuery's template engine. Which looks quite nice so far. Yet i wonder if it's possible to load templates from an external file somehow. Imagine having loads of templates. This would mess up the html-code and is also not cacheable and has to be downloaded on every request. I was hoping there is a way to define them all in an external file and then load them and store the compiled templates into localStorage. Does anyone have an idea how to load them from an external file? Floyd you can load this template with ajax. <script> var movies = [ { Name: "The Red Violin",

In knockout.js 2.1.0, in a template using the foreach binding, you can access the current item's index though the $index() function. In a nested foreach binding, is there any way to access the index of the $parent from a template? Say I have a data structure like this: var application = { topModel: [ { {subModel: [{'foo':'foo'}, { 'bar':'bar'}]}, // this has top:0 and sub:0 {subModel: [{'foo2':'foo2'}, { 'bar2':'bar2'}]} // this has top:0 and sub:1 }, { {subModel: [{'foo':'foo'}, { 'bar':'bar'}]} // this is top:1 sub:0 }, { {subModel: [{'foo':'foo'}, { 'bar':'bar'}]} // this is top:2 sub:0

I am passing an array of objects to jQuery template (official jquery-tmpl plugin): $("#itemTmpl").tmpl(items).appendTo("body"); <script id="itemTmpl" type="text/x-jquery-tmpl"> <div class="item">Name: ${name}, Index: ${???}</div> </script> What is the easiest way to display item index in the template? Preferably without using separated external functions, without changing passed object structure, and without changing template structure (converting to {{each}} ). Is there any built-in variable perhaps that stores current array index? UPDATE I created a ticket proposing to expose array index to