Cache html file on client

Question

On some of my pages I have “templates”. For example, I may have a table, and I have a "template" for each row of the table

<div class="wholeRow"><div class="lefCol"><!-- some stuff will go here --></div>...

Then I use JS to populate this table. This is a little silly, although the user has to download this template every time they visit the page - I must be able to cache it.

I'm not sure how to cache it; the only thing I can think of is to put it in a static javascript file and wrap it all with help document.write, but that seems like, well, stupid. Does anyone have any other ideas?

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