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- What is Ejs , What is the use of EJS? - Stack Overflow
EJS is a template system You define HTML pages in the EJS syntax and you specify where various data will go in the page 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
- node. js - EJS: lt;%= versus lt;%- - Stack Overflow
I'm using EJS with a Node js web server I'm building I see many EJS examples that sometimes use lt;%= when outputting HTML or strings, while other examples (sometimes within the same template) u
- Node. js - EJS - including a partial - Stack Overflow
In ejs2 I hade code like that looked like this and worked <% include myview ejs %> In ejs3 it need to look like this <%- include ('myview ejs') %> Guess the number of hours it took for me to realise I had to add the dash in the beginning?
- node. js - Whats the purpose of requiring ejs? - Stack Overflow
What's the purpose of requiring ejs? Asked 4 years, 9 months ago Modified 4 years, 8 months ago Viewed 2k times
- Can I use conditional statements with EJS templates (in JMVC)?
191 For others that stumble on this, you can also use ejs params props in conditional statements: recipes js File:
- EJS include file relative to project root - Stack Overflow
Also if I were to say include header ejs and then header ejs has an include for another partial, the whole system breaks down because they are all looking for files in different locations
- The difference between lt;%=, lt;% and lt;%- in ejs - Stack Overflow
The difference between <%=, <% and <%- in ejs [duplicate] Asked 7 years, 11 months ago Modified 7 years, 11 months ago Viewed 14k times
- node. js - Render a variable as HTML in EJS - Stack Overflow
I had the same issue with rendering the textarea input from from a wysiwyg editor saved as html in my database The browser will not render it but displayed the html as text After hours of searching, I found out <%= data %> escaped data while <%- data %> left data 'raw' (unescaped) and the browser could now render it
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