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Asked: 2026-06-11T08:25:40+00:00

I’m new to Mustache and I’m working on a website already using it. I

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I’m new to Mustache and I’m working on a website already using it. I have a set of Mustache templates in a folder in this site. They are called with Sekizai tags in the main html like this:

<html>
<head>...</head>
...
<body>

    {% block body_content %}{% endblock %}

    {% mustachejs "dashboard_module" %}
    {% mustachejs "dashboard_add_module" %}
    {% mustachejs "dashboard_empty_module" %}
    {% mustachejs "login_popup" %}
    {% mustachejs "add_account_types_popup" %}
    {% mustachejs "add_account_manual_popup" %}
    {% mustachejs "add_account_success_popup" %}
    {% mustachejs "chart_linearprogress" %}
    {% mustachejs "adviser_popover" %}

        {% mustachejs "add_event_popup" %}

</body>
</html>

this produces script tags like:

<script>Mustache.TEMPLATES=Mustache.TEMPLATES||
{};Mustache.TEMPLATES['add_event_popup']='<div id="AddAccountsPopup" class="add-event-popup">\n
<div class="addAccountsContainer">\n ... </script>

Now in another js file I want to show on a click event one of these templates, like:

function my func(){
            var evnt_btn = $('.add-evnt-btn');
            var template;
            // get mustache template
        template = $( Mustache.render( 'add_event_popup' ));

            evnt_btn.click(function(){

                template.show();
            });
}

What’s in myfunc() doesn’t work of course! How can I do that?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Found it:

    var template = Mustache.template('add_event_popup').render(null);
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