I'm trying to call ko.renderTemplate()
in a custom binding.
However I can't find any documentation for it's usage, particularly the rendering mode parameter.
Knockout.js pro tips – working with templates
The site above has a section "You can render templates directly from your custom bindings" that briefly describes the parameters to renderTemplate()
.
What are the other available options for the rendering mode parameter?
Additionally, is there any documentation for renderTemplate()
and the rendering engine options that I may have missed?
Shorthand syntax: If you just supply a string value, KO will interpret this as the ID of a template to render. The data it supplies to the template will be your current model object.
For example, ko. applyBindings(myViewModel, document. getElementById('someElementId')) . This restricts the activation to the element with ID someElementId and its descendants, which is useful if you want to have multiple view models and associate each with a different region of the page.
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Just from looking at the source code of 2.2.0.
The renderMode parameter seems to have two options:
You can find ko.renderTemplate() explained pretty well with some examples in this article.
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