Does not overwrite "placeholder" values about plates

[heapwolf]

This is good and bad. In some cases you want to simply insert the new value (possibly at the start, or at the end) and in some cases you want to overwrite. i've been thinking about this. i had an option that looked like this...

  var html = '<span></span><img id="bar" class="foo bazz" src=""/>';
  var data = { "bazz": "Hello, World" };

  //  var options = { "bazz": ["class", "src", "overwrite"] };
  //  var options = { "bazz": ["class", "src", "append"] };
  //  var options = { "bazz": ["class", "src", "prepend"] };

  //
  // the following would be possible since this these are not valid attribute names, 
  // but it is what has me up in the air about implementing a solution.
  //
  //  var options = { "bazz": ["class", "prepend"] }; 

  var output = Plates.bind(html, data, options);

[jfhbrook]

Making this configurable sounds good, but can we make the default be overwriting?

[reid]

I'd like to see overwriting be the default.

Right now, the README demos bind with "Old Value" in the HTML and "New Value" in the data object, which is confusing — the output would be "Old ValueNew Value".

[Phoscur]

atm the output actually is "New ValueOld Value", it should overwrite by default. Could you please fix this? Using the npm release.

[heapwolf]

lol. i thought someone did this already. i'll do by tomorrow sometime.

[Phoscur]

Still not fixed!
But nice new fancy stuff :D

[heapwolf]

huh?

[Phoscur]

My bad, didn't upgrade correctly. Sorry.

[heapwolf]

=)