Closed DavidGOrtega closed 12 years ago
Ok seems that openBD needs in public functions the scope this. Replacing the 4 appearances of render for this.render the code works
The real problem is that OPENBD has a render function in the engine. Replacing render with this.render makes mustache available for openBD.
Reply back with the template and assigns that you are trying to parse on openbd. Also i will need to know your environment as well as the version of openbd you are using. On Apr 1, 2012 6:18 AM, "DavidGOrtega" < reply@reply.github.com> wrote:
Hi, I have used Mustache.cfc since Coldfusion, then I moved to Railo without problems but in openBD It comes with this exception.
Type Application Detail Problem occurred while parsing: render(arguments.inner, ctx) Extended Info The function render requires at most 1 argument(s).
I see in the code that the render function has the two arguments so the only idea that I could have is some parsing mistake. Any ideas?
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excellent. i don't have openbd installed anymore, so i will have to install it to run the tests. would you be willing to make the changes and send me a pull request?
Hi, I have used Mustache.cfc since Coldfusion, then I moved to Railo without problems but in openBD It comes with this exception.
Type Application Detail Problem occurred while parsing: render(arguments.inner, ctx) Extended Info The function render requires at most 1 argument(s).
I see in the code that the render function has the two arguments so the only idea that I could have is some parsing mistake. Any ideas?