Thanks,

The reason that the tags from the JSON don’t work is that DTL automatically escapes them. To disable this behavior, use the ’safe’ command

<div>{{item.content|safe}}</div>

Also, when writing brackets for a blog post, you forgot to put a semi colon after the &lt. ‘lt’ stands for ‘less than’ so it gives you this <. If you want a greater than bracket, use &gt ;, to give you >

So I have for example:
&ltdiv&lt{{item.content}}&lt/div&lt

The tags of google results inside the item.content don’t work. The problem is that there are bold tags inside the json data.

Sorry if I can’t explain myself so well.

I appreciate a lot a piece of advice, cause I don’t know what to do anymore.

thanks again

FYI, to encode a bracket for wordpress use & lt ; withou spaces between.
The code u need is smth like
foo blah <b>{{value}}<b>

And feed the template with the json data
{“value”:”fla”}

Foo bla fla

Actually this is my result:
Foo bla (tag b)fla(enclosing tag /b)

Foo bla fla (this is my “fla” query result)

I am using dojox.dtl and dojox.dtl.ext-dojo.NodeList, is there any way to make the html tag to work? Someone in #dojo told me to use dojox.wire, but I think there is a simple solution.

Thanks a lot,

Thanks for the tip, it suits the situation much better. I’ve changed the code to use:

<div class=”{% cycle ‘odd’ ‘even’ %}”>

</div>