jquery-templates

I am using Kendo library for grid. I want to have a toolbar in that grid. I have followed this link - http://demos.kendoui.com/web/grid/toolbar-template.html and created a toolbar at the top I also want to add another toolbar at the bottom of grid. Below or above pagination bar. I could not find any way to create this extra toolbar. Please help. There are two ways of getting it: You let Kendo UI generate in the top and then you move it to the bottom You generate it to the bottom. The first approach is fast and if you don't need header toolbar is the best. Just add the following code: $("#grid)

I want to add a script tag inside a jquery template. So am referring to this link . It tells to close the inner script tag in the following way : <script id="filaVideoTemplate" type="text/x-jQuery-tmpl"> <!-- Some HTML here --> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- Some javascript here --> {{html "</sc"+"ript>"}} </script> I tried it, but django shows this error: Could not parse the remainder: '" < /sc"+"ript>"' from 'html "< /sc"+"ript>"' .How can I do this django. Is there any specific solution in django for this? { and } are reserved characters in Django templates, so you need to use

Update I want to avoid compiling the templates client-side, and have them compile during my local ant build process. Perhaps something like loading jQuery and jQuery templates into rhino, passing the $.template() function the contents of each .jst file in turn, and building a "templates.js" which should contain: $.template['model-view'] = resultingFunction.toString(); // 1 for each .jst file This way, I can maintain each template in a seperate file, and avoid having all clients redundantly compile the same template. I'm using jQuery templates, and was hoping to separate them out into their own

So, I just learned about these recently and am about to put them into a site. Now, the question I am posing is, does this at all throw any kid of errors in IE 6+? Yes, I know IE6, what can you do.. When I say errors, I mean IE errors / warnings. Appreciate all the help as usual, thanks in advance. -Wes Firstly, yes: jQuery does work with IE6 -- it says as much on the jQuery Homepage (hover over the "Cross browser" link and you'll see a popup that says IE6+). (having said that, a lot of third-party jQuery plugins are not IE6 compatible, so be careful about that) Underscore.js I'm less certain

Obligatory jsFiddle example . When I run an array of strings through jQuery's $.each function, I get what I expect. $.each(["abc", "123", "def", "456"], function (i, val) { $("<li></li>").text("source[" + i + "]: " + val).appendTo(".eachResults"); // run for each string in the array ("abc", "123", ...) }); When I run the same array of strings through jQuery Template's {{each}} operator, though, it treats it as a two dimensional array of char s. <script id="testTemplate" type="text/x-jquery-tmpl"> <ul> {{each(i, prop) $data}} {{if $data.hasOwnProperty(i)}} <li> source[${i}]: ${$data[i]} {{! run