Traverse Up Nested Templates to Get Value

[difrnt]

Here's a working jsfiddle with the JSON and in the current form it works.
http://jsfiddle.net/FHZcA/

However is it possible to do something like: {{episodes.episode.name}}

<div id="list">
    <div data-template style="display: none;" data-from-map>Created On: {{value.createDate}}
        <div data-template-for="value.character">
             <h1>{{who.firstName}} {{who.lastName}}</h1>

            <div>
                 <h4>Episodes:</h4>

                <div data-template-for="episodes.episode">{{name}} {{date}}
                    <div data-template-for="details.places">{{episodes.episode.name}} - {{country}}</div>
                </div>
            </div>
            <div>
                 <h4>Ratings:</h4>

                <p data-template-for="ratings.category">{{type}}</p>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
    <p data-template-fallback>Sorry, JavaScript required!</p>
</div>

[mrolafsson]

Yeah this should be straightforward using the _parent variable in a nested template. You can see this here: http://tempojs.com/2.0/examples/parentdata.html
For some reason it's not working here and I'm not exactly sure why - maybe it's the fact that the nested templates are two levels deep. I will have to investigate this - do you need the extra nesting around episodes > episode -> []?

[difrnt]

@mrolafsson the JSON is a mockup to reflect one that I can't post for security reasons and that I also have no control over the formatting. 👎

Thanks, I'll take a look at the _parent var.

[mrolafsson]

I understand completely - I'm trying to fix this now!

[mrolafsson]

I think I'm on to something here - reporting back shortly.

[difrnt]

@mrolafsson awesome! Thanks!

[mrolafsson]

I've found the problem - looking for solution - thanks for your patience!

[mrolafsson]

OK I hope I have fixed it - you can see your example here: http://jsfiddle.net/mr_olafsson/Jjwgb/
I altered HTML a little bit for my benefit - but principle is the same (I just prefer lists to divs with children).

Please can you check if this also works in IE? I can't test it here?

[difrnt]

Works great (in Chrome/Firefox) in IE10 and IE9 I receive Sorry, JavaScript required!

[mrolafsson]

Is that possibly just because IE doesn't like the mime type of the RAW from Github? I've tried testing the same file locally and when not using jsFiddle it works like a charm in IE 8 and 9.

[mrolafsson]

Resolved one more corner case - how is it looking your side now?

[difrnt]

Sorry about getting back to you a little later than I expected on this one. But on occasion I seem to receive a mixture of either blank data where it should be populated or the Sorry, JavaScript required! phrase.

[mrolafsson]

Do you see any browser errors? It is a problem that Tempo fails to silently in some cases. I am working on a way around that.

[mrolafsson]

You can now add your own error handler which might help with this:

Tempo.prepare('list').errors(function (err) {
    console.log('Whoa! something happened!');
    console.log(err);
}).render(data);

[mrolafsson]

I take it this is fixed?