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I have a pretty simple Backbone View that I'd like to have render some blocks of HTML conditionally. I'm seeing a behavior where following the conditionally rendered HTML there is a integer rendered as well. From what I can tell, it seems to happen when I use the end statement to terminate a conditional block.
Here's some code that is demonstrating the error for me:
<% if true: %>Hello World!<% end %>
I would expect this to renderHello World! into the containing element. However, it's actually rendering Hello World!2.
If I add several of blocks in the same template:
<% if true: %>Foo, <% end %>
<% if true: %>Bar, <% end %>
<% if true: %>Baz<% end %>
I would expect this to render Foo, Bar, Baz into the containing element. However, it's actually rendering Foo, 2 Bar, 5 Baz8. After running a somewhat larger set of them, it seems the integer being printed goes up by 3 every time. From reading over the gem's README I can't see anything I'm doing wrong.
Any help would be much appreciated!
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I have a pretty simple Backbone View that I'd like to have render some blocks of HTML conditionally. I'm seeing a behavior where following the conditionally rendered HTML there is a integer rendered as well. From what I can tell, it seems to happen when I use the
end
statement to terminate a conditional block.Here's some code that is demonstrating the error for me:
I would expect this to render
Hello World!
into the containing element. However, it's actually renderingHello World!2
.If I add several of blocks in the same template:
I would expect this to render
Foo, Bar, Baz
into the containing element. However, it's actually renderingFoo, 2 Bar, 5 Baz8
. After running a somewhat larger set of them, it seems the integer being printed goes up by 3 every time. From reading over the gem's README I can't see anything I'm doing wrong.Any help would be much appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: