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27-Apr-12 00:00
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Elated Elated's avatar Rank: gold
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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Easy HTML Templates with Mustache":

http://www.elated.com/articles/easy-html-templates-with-mustache/

Learn how to create HTML templates using Mustache, the easy-to-use, logic-less template system.
27-Apr-12 07:42
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vny009 vny009's avatar Rank: none
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This is cool technology for templates.
I will surely invest time in this complete tutorial.
I have used demos.
Can anyone tell me list of tool or tools from which i can make my own logo with ease?
I am not a designer, just need for my clients.
So, for this i am not going to learn photoshop like tools.
Mean while, Thanks Matt for introduction of Mustache!
08-Dec-12 17:57
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philatnotable philatnotable's avatar Rank: none
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Matt

Great tutorial.
What is the best way to use Mustache with your 'CMS in an Afternoon'?

Thanks
Phil
08-Dec-12 19:55
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Matt

Please, could you redo this tutorial but in PHP?

Thanks again

Phil
18-Dec-12 19:08
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@philatnotable: Never done it, but it should be straightforward. Grab the PHP implementation here: https://github.com/bobthecow/mustache.php

Then just create your Mustache templates in the CMS templates folder, and replace the simple template require() calls in the PHP code with calls to $m->render(), passing in the loaded template and an array containing the appropriate variables for the template.

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18-Dec-12 23:58
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Thanks Matt,

I can get Mustache to work, following your direction, up until I try to turn this:

return ( array ( "results" => $list, "totalRows" => $totalRows[0] )

into a simple Mustache ready array.

Regards, Phil
20-Dec-12 08:35
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That statement is a closing paranthesis short.

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