So, I have built a signup form with HTML, CSS and Javascript for using it in a Express server with Handlebars as view engine. But when I took the code from the page to the Handlebars file, the page got different for some reason.
This is what the page looks like in the HTML local file
Print local HTML
And this is what the page looks like in the server with Handlebars
Print local server Handlebars
I did not change the code while taking it from HTML and putting into Handlebars
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I'm working on an app using Express.js and Handlebars. I want to have a page where you can enter text into a search bar, and the view will update to display the results of your search. The backend part of this is already working - the data is being retrieved just fine - but I'm not sure how to best go about updating the view.
I'm using express-handlebars for this app, so the views are formatted as .handlebars files, and being sent to the client via the res.render method. I have seen examples of, for instance, using a button to fill out a Handlebars template, but these examples use a static HTML file with a template in a script tag; I don't know how to translate that to what I'm working with.
I am currently developing a widget for elementor and i have already done the PHP render part as it renders the HTML part dynamically. Now, i want to do same for js render part as live rendering. I thought of Ajax call so that I can get data from it and place it on js render part. I tried to Ajax call inside _content_template() function but it load first instead of HTML while adding it to the post while PHP render is fine. How can i handle this. Please any help is appreciated.
I would like to build the equivalent of a _layouts.cshtml page that I can use with every page in my web app. I don't want to use cshtml or razor though I want to use html. Is there a simple way to convert the _layouts page to standard html and then include it with the other pages in the app?
I have inherited an app that uses cshtml, with a _layouts page for menus and some content styling used on each page. I can duplicate the content on every page, but would prefer to have a generic solution for it. The client does not want to use cshtml pages. Any java library, such as AngularJS that would provide tools is ok for me to use. I'm not a front-end guy and this is a relatively low budget operation where I'm working for free. TIA.
i'm not familiar with .cshtml but on an html page you could use an iframe and update the contents of the iframe with different pages as needed.
you could also get external html and put it on the current page using jquery's get().
// get the contents of 'test.html' and put it into the 'result' element
// on the current page.
$.get("ajax/test.html", function(data) {
$(".result" ).html( data );
alert("Load was performed.");
});
I am using Meteor.js as well as router.js (the package) in order to render other pages of my website. However, all my templates (the other pages) are in one html file. How can I split my templates into different html files and still use router.js?
One sample router configuration for a template is:
Router.route('/events',
function(){
this.render('eventsPage');
},
{
onAfterAction: function() {
document.title = 'Events';
}
});
Where /events is the url associated with the template 'eventsPage'. How can I put the eventsPage template into a separate html file?
Thanks in advance.
You can have each template in separate file, Meteor detects all of your html code.
HTML files in a Meteor application are treated quite a bit differently from a server-side framework. Meteor scans all the HTML files in your directory for three top-level elements: , , and . The head and body sections are separately concatenated into a single head and body, which are transmitted to the client on initial page load.
Read more: http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/whatismeteor
So your HTML file structure depends mostly on your preference.
You should also take a look at:
http://meteortips.com/first-meteor-tutorial/structure/
I am currently using Durandal 2.0 to produce a modal dialog box to display an HTML file. I am successfully doing it using IFRAME tag. Its needed for the application. SSRS produces these files daily and the user needs to see the content of these files on an intranet app. I was wondering is there a more preferred way of displaying the content of an external HTML file other than using IFRAME tags or is IFRAME tags are still the preferred way?
Thanks in advance for the answers.
If your HTML views has nothing to do with your view models then I think there is no point of making that HTML files to a Durandal view.
Because the actions/navigations happening in those HTML files are independent from your Durandal application it is better to use an IFrame.