Question

I am using Laravel 4 with the Blade Templating Engine and Hogan.js.

By default my site thinks {{...}} is used by PHP and Laravel. Now I want to use Hogan.js and the syntax is {{...}} too. I am getting an error, because they use the same syntax here.

How can I use both?

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Solution

You can prepend @ to your Hogan placeholders, and Laravel will ignore them.

// This will work only in JavaScript
@{{ JavaScript }}

// This will be rendered in blade
{{ $foo }}
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