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Javascript – Render two variables at the same time inside div

How can I render the values of two variables {{item_link}} and {{item_value}} inside the same div class?

I am using the #if helper to conditionally render the block. If I render them separately I am able to evaluate them, but if I try doing something like {{#if item_link && item_value}}, so I can then use them inside the div, it does not work. These are Handlebars layout templates. Is there a way to do it? Thanks!

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    Here is a solution I found. I moved the AND logic inside my js file and created a single object object = {item_link_name: item_link_value, item_value_name: item_value_value}. This way I can effectively html render with {{object}} or with {{#if object}} ... {{/if}} (if I need also to have some additional logic in my html, modulo the one included in my js) and refer to the individual values with {{item_link_value}} and {{item_value_value}}.


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    You can render the values inside the same div by concatenating them using the {{concat}} helper:

    <div class="my-class">
  {{concat item_link item_value}}
</div>
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