I have an ItemView
like this:
var Userview= Marionette.ItemView.extend({
template: "#user1",
el: "#imp1"
});
Question: Does this mean that template of ItemView: #user1
will go into the (say) div with id=imp1
in the DOM, when rendered?
(If not, then I guess I can use regions to render Userview in a certain div in the DOM, so its fine!)
Now, in case of rendering a CompositeView
, I use Region1.show()
for CompositeView
. In this case, how can I render a (childView) ItemView
of the CompositeView
at a specific location (say a div with an id) in the DOM.
(As I am calling Region1.show()
on the CompositeView
and not on the ItemView
, I dont know how to render the ItemView
at a specific location on the DOM)
So, the trick is to define a childViewContainer: "#some_id"
inside the CompositeView
definition. It will define location of the (childView) itemView
.
Also, using the word itemView
inside CompositeView
will cause an error, we need to use childView: child_view_name