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I cannot put it more simply. I just want a step-by-step guide of how to create a handlebars partial in ember.js. I cannot find a proper one anywhere!!

• Where should partials be saved?
• How do I pass arguments to a partial?
• Do I need an underscore at the beginning of my filename?
• How do I register the partial?
• What is the correct way to render a partial and what is the difference between {{> partialname}} and {{partial partialname}}

I cannot put it more simply. I just want a step-by-step guide of how to create a handlebars partial in ember.js. I cannot find a proper one anywhere!!

• Where should partials be saved?
• How do I pass arguments to a partial?
• Do I need an underscore at the beginning of my filename?
• How do I register the partial?
• What is the correct way to render a partial and what is the difference between {{> partialname}} and {{partial partialname}}

• javascript
• ember.js
• handlebars.js
• partial-views

Share Improve this question Follow edited Jul 29, 2019 at 7:59 E_net4 30.2k1313 gold badges114114 silver badges151151 bronze badges asked Jan 22, 2015 at 10:47 Marco PrinsMarco Prins 7,4191313 gold badges4848 silver badges7979 bronze badges 3

• instead of asking a bunch of questions, try out a couple a stuff from the docs. You may not get a step by step tutorial but you will get bits and pieces which will eventually lead you to solving your problems. Your question doesnt show any effort from your part. Basically ur asking for a cook book. These may be the reasons someone downvoted ur question. – blessanm86 Commented Jan 22, 2015 at 13:16
• Ember docs do help, please avoid undermining their value. Although this is a good question despite lack of effort to pile it. – Pooyan Khosravi Commented Jan 22, 2015 at 15:03
• For anyone else finding this question, Ember seems to discourage partials in favor of ponents these days: discuss.emberjs./t/… So maybe that's why partials aren't mentioned in the guides. (The Ember guides used to have a Templates -> Rendering with Helpers section, back in 1.x, and then the section was removed.) – S. Kirby Commented Aug 3, 2018 at 1:46

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{{partial 'templateName'}} is an Ember aware helper. Please disregard Handlebar's partial syntax {> name} when working with Ember.

Partials used to need an underscore at the beginning of their name, although this limitation is no longer true (https://github./emberjs/website/pull/1917)

Partials have access to current template context and they do not take arguments. Please use {{render 'contextName' optionalContextData}} for passing arguments.

Read docs from Ember v1.13 on render vs view vs partial helpers.

Please be aware that partials will soon be deprecated in favour of ponents, which are the preferred solution.

You don't have to register partials and they can reside anywhere as long as Ember can find them as templates.

I cannot put it more simply. I just want a step-by-step guide of how to create a handlebars partial in ember.js. I cannot find a proper one anywhere!!

• Where should partials be saved?
• How do I pass arguments to a partial?
• Do I need an underscore at the beginning of my filename?
• How do I register the partial?
• What is the correct way to render a partial and what is the difference between {{> partialname}} and {{partial partialname}}

I cannot put it more simply. I just want a step-by-step guide of how to create a handlebars partial in ember.js. I cannot find a proper one anywhere!!

• Where should partials be saved?
• How do I pass arguments to a partial?
• Do I need an underscore at the beginning of my filename?
• How do I register the partial?
• What is the correct way to render a partial and what is the difference between {{> partialname}} and {{partial partialname}}

• javascript
• ember.js
• handlebars.js
• partial-views

Share Improve this question Follow edited Jul 29, 2019 at 7:59 E_net4 30.2k1313 gold badges114114 silver badges151151 bronze badges asked Jan 22, 2015 at 10:47 Marco PrinsMarco Prins 7,4191313 gold badges4848 silver badges7979 bronze badges 3

• instead of asking a bunch of questions, try out a couple a stuff from the docs. You may not get a step by step tutorial but you will get bits and pieces which will eventually lead you to solving your problems. Your question doesnt show any effort from your part. Basically ur asking for a cook book. These may be the reasons someone downvoted ur question. – blessanm86 Commented Jan 22, 2015 at 13:16
• Ember docs do help, please avoid undermining their value. Although this is a good question despite lack of effort to pile it. – Pooyan Khosravi Commented Jan 22, 2015 at 15:03
• For anyone else finding this question, Ember seems to discourage partials in favor of ponents these days: discuss.emberjs./t/… So maybe that's why partials aren't mentioned in the guides. (The Ember guides used to have a Templates -> Rendering with Helpers section, back in 1.x, and then the section was removed.) – S. Kirby Commented Aug 3, 2018 at 1:46

Add a ment  | 

1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 6

{{partial 'templateName'}} is an Ember aware helper. Please disregard Handlebar's partial syntax {> name} when working with Ember.

Partials used to need an underscore at the beginning of their name, although this limitation is no longer true (https://github./emberjs/website/pull/1917)

Partials have access to current template context and they do not take arguments. Please use {{render 'contextName' optionalContextData}} for passing arguments.

Read docs from Ember v1.13 on render vs view vs partial helpers.

Please be aware that partials will soon be deprecated in favour of ponents, which are the preferred solution.

You don't have to register partials and they can reside anywhere as long as Ember can find them as templates.

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