write an array of objects directly on pug
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I would like to know if I can write an object on pug, this code is working but I think I would be better if I can write the object directly.
mixin about(title, paragraphe)
- var columns_content =
- columns_content.push({title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Print',paragraphe:'hola'})
pug
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
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I would like to know if I can write an object on pug, this code is working but I think I would be better if I can write the object directly.
mixin about(title, paragraphe)
- var columns_content =
- columns_content.push({title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Print',paragraphe:'hola'})
pug
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40
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I would like to know if I can write an object on pug, this code is working but I think I would be better if I can write the object directly.
mixin about(title, paragraphe)
- var columns_content =
- columns_content.push({title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Print',paragraphe:'hola'})
pug
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
I would like to know if I can write an object on pug, this code is working but I think I would be better if I can write the object directly.
mixin about(title, paragraphe)
- var columns_content =
- columns_content.push({title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'})
- columns_content.push({title:'Print',paragraphe:'hola'})
pug
pug
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
asked Nov 20 at 22:01
Maria Violeta
124
124
I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40
add a comment |
I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40
I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40
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The symbol - allows you to use native javascript. So you can do this.
- var columns_content = [
- {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'}
- ]
Or
- var columns_content = [ {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},{title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'}, {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'} ]
answered Nov 20 at 22:43
Edwin Dijas Chiwona
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The symbol - allows you to use native javascript. So you can do this.
- var columns_content = [
- {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'}
- ]
Or
- var columns_content = [ {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},{title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'}, {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'} ]
answered Nov 20 at 22:43
Edwin Dijas Chiwona
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The symbol - allows you to use native javascript. So you can do this.
- var columns_content = [
- {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'}
- ]
Or
- var columns_content = [ {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},{title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'}, {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'} ]
answered Nov 20 at 22:43
Edwin Dijas Chiwona
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The symbol - allows you to use native javascript. So you can do this.
- var columns_content = [
- {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'}
- ]
Or
- var columns_content = [ {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},{title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'}, {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'} ]
answered Nov 20 at 22:43
Edwin Dijas Chiwona
34118
The symbol - allows you to use native javascript. So you can do this.
- var columns_content = [
- {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'},
- {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'}
- ]
Or
- var columns_content = [ {title:'Brand',paragraphe:'hola'},{title:'Digital',paragraphe:'hola'}, {title: 'Print',paragraphe:'hola'} ]
answered Nov 20 at 22:43
Edwin Dijas Chiwona
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answered Nov 20 at 22:43
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I don't get what your trying to accomplish. Do you mean write an object without pushing?
– Edwin Dijas Chiwona
Nov 20 at 22:14
yes, i want to write the object without pushing
– Maria Violeta
Nov 20 at 22:24
Why are you trying to write an object in the template instead of in your route? This is a trivial exercise in the route.
– Graham
Nov 20 at 22:40