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Creating jQuery tmpl without a lot of script tags

I read about the jQuery template plugin http://api.jquery.com/tmpl/ as a means of binding data to markup. All examples show that you define a template in the script tag of a new script. I would prefer not to clutter my html with <head>all script tags.

Is there a better way to organize this? Maybe with a templates folder full of scripts that load dynamically?

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You do not have to do this. You can (for example) save your templates in a .js file (sort of like a message directory):

// this is a file full of templates
var SITE_TEMPLATES = {
  ERROR_1: 'This is an error template: the error is ${error.msg}',
  WHATEVER: 'I cannot make this stuff up but you get the ${idea}'
};

Pull this and then you can use patterns through

$('#someplace').append($.tmpl(SITE_TEMPLATES.ERROR_1, { error: { msg: "hello world" }}));

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