The browser will not render it but displayed the html as text. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful. Then what's the purpose of requiring it? I cannot find a way to include external.js file to node ejs template. I want to put logic and data into object in external.js file, include that file to index.ejs template and pull data from it.
I am currently using node.js / express with ejs temp. What's reputation and how do i get it? But it seems like the constant ejs is never used. It doesn't seem to make any difference when i choose to require or not requiring ejs. Then, your app combines data with the template and renders a complete html page where ejs takes your data and inserts it into the web page according to how you've defined the template.
The browser will not render it but displayed the html as text. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful. Then what's the purpose of requiring it? I cannot find a way to include external.js file to node ejs template. I want to put logic and data into object in external.js file, include that file to index.ejs template and pull.
I am currently using node.js / express with ejs temp. What's reputation and how do i get it? But it seems like the constant ejs is never used. It doesn't seem to make any difference when i choose to require or not requiring ejs. Then, your app combines data with the template and renders a complete html page where ejs.
Instead, you can save this post to reference later. Ok, so i have built a blog using jekyll and you can define variables in a file _config.yml which are accessible in all of the templates/layouts. You define html pages in the ejs syntax and you specify where various data will go in the page. I had the same issue with.
Ejs is a template system. I have a node js project where i have all front end files in.ejs which calls the server.js which is doing back end work. You'll need to complete a few actions and gain 15 reputation points before being able to upvote. /index.ejs and for adding css to your ejs file, you have to use public.
1)does ejs provide more functionality when compared to html ? I'm using ejs with a node.js web server i'm building. The browser will not render it but displayed the html as text. Upvoting indicates when questions and answers are useful. Then what's the purpose of requiring it?
Ok, so i have built a blog using jekyll and you can define variables in a file _config.yml which are accessible in all of the templates/layouts. You define html pages in the ejs syntax and you specify where various data will go in the page. I had the same issue with rendering the textarea input from from a wysiwyg editor saved as html in my database. I see many ejs examples that sometimes use <%= when outputting html or strings, while other examples (sometimes within the same template) u.
I have a node js project where i have all front end files in.ejs which calls the server.js which is doing back end work. You'll need to complete a few actions and gain 15 reputation points before being able to upvote. /index.ejs and for adding css to your ejs file, you have to use public folder (or any other name, name doesn't matter) from which you can serve static file like css, js or images The syntax for the for loop in ejs is perfect but the iterated array name is reports and you seem to use report [i] inside the iteration, which needs to be changed as reports [i], which should work.
I'm using ejs with a node.js web server i'm building.