InsertAfter

[jinggovillamor]

I used XTemplate to render my blog post.

var tpl = new Ext.XTemplate(
            '<tpl for=".">',
            '<div class="row-content-inner">',
            '        <div class="row_profile"><div class="profile_pic"><img src="{photo}" width="50"/></div>{fname}<div class="clear"></div></div>',
            '        <div class="row_message">{message}</div>',
            '        <tpl if="this.isImageEmpty(image_url)">',
            '                <div class="img_post"><div class="img_wrapper"><img src="{image_url}"/></div>{description}</div>',
            '        </tpl>',
            '        <div>',
            '            <tpl for="comments">',
            '                <div id="commentbox">{c_created} - {comment}</div>',
            '            </tpl>',
            '        </div>',
            '</tpl>',
            {
                isImageEmpty: function(image)
                {
                    return image != "";
                }
            }
        );

My goal is to append my text from here <div id="commentbox">.

Here is my attempt in my Controller which is an experiment.

addComment: function() {


        var tpl = this.getBlogDetails().getTpl();
        
        tpl.insertAfter('#commentbox','test');
}

Nothing works in all my attempts.

[mitchellsimoens]

Why not just use the tpl with if or whatever you need so it's all setup before hand?

Also, I wouldn't have a bunch of spaces within the string for indention, I would just indent the actual string so when you compile that extra indention is removed to save space.

[jinggovillamor]

Hi mitchellsimoens

My intention here is to append the text from textfield right away to the template so it just looks like realtime update and then ajax post will be called after it append. When ajax errors will pop a message then removed the appended comment.

Thank you for telling me about indention.