Re: Tapestry and inline Handlebars.js

[yazdog8]

I did, and the handlebars template returns the tags as text, so a < ends up
being &lt; entity.

One solution that seems to be working for me is this:

{{#if uploadOption}}
            <td>
                Click to add description
            </td>
            {{else}}
            <td colspan="2">
                Click to add description
            </td>
            {{/if}}

Essentially repeating the tag twice for the sake of having a closing tag.
Seems redundant an un-necessary, but this is the convention being forced.
It's also interesting to note that Tapestry's TML enforces the XHTML tag
closing when HTML 5 doesn't require it. Front end developers need more
options than this rigid enforcement out of the box, don't you think? I mean,
if you're going to support HTML5, then support it.

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