Underscore.js templates use <%= %> for variable interpolation. Unfortunately that is also interpreted in a JSP (or GSP). Is there a way to use Underscore.js templates within JSPs?
Add the following interpolate and evaluate settings in your jsp page
_.templateSettings = { interpolate: /\<\@\=(.+?)\@\>/gim, evaluate: /\<\@(.+?)\@\>/gim, escape: /\<\@\-(.+?)\@\>/gim }; then you can write your qualify underscore variables,if and for statements with <@ @> instead of <% %> and will not conflict with jsp
@coderman's example was helpful, but, unfortunately, it doesn't work if you want to use newlines in your templates. For example:
<@ var numPages = 10; if ( numPages > 1 ) { @> <div><@=numPages@></div> <@}@> The problem is that the regex for evaluate won't match across newlines as described here: JavaScript regex multiline flag doesn't work
So, the solution that worked for me is:
_.templateSettings = { interpolate: /\<\@\=(.+?)\@\>/gim, evaluate: /\<\@([\s\S]+?)\@\>/gim, escape: /\<\@\-(.+?)\@\>/gim }; NOTE: [\s\S] in the evaluate regexp. That's the key.
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