I know it has to go inside <% %>, but I’m not sure if it’s very different from a typical forEach/for loop. The documentation on the EJS site is pretty limited, so I came here.
JavaScript
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<% include ../../partials/header %>2
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<body>4
<main>5
<h1>List of all quotes</h1>6
<ul>7
<li> <!-- for loop goes here, inside flounder -->8
<%9
all quote stuff goes here10
author11
content12
wrap it in a link to its quote page13
</li>14
</ul>15
</main>16
</body>17
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</html>19
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Answer
So here’s the example on embeddedjs:
JavaScript
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<ul>2
<% for(var i=0; i<supplies.length; i++) {%>3
<li><%= supplies[i] %></li>4
<% } %>5
</ul>6
And here’s what I did:
JavaScript
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<% include ../../partials/header %> <2
<body>3
<main>4
<h1>List of all quotes</h1>5
<ul>6
<% for(var i = 0; i < author.length; i++) {7
<li><%= author[i] %></li>8
<% } %>9
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<% for(var i = 0; i < content.length; i++) {11
<li><%= content[i] %></li>12
<% } %>13
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</ul>15
</main>16
</body>17
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</html>19