Hi,

not sure this quetion is closely related to IG tools, but I would like to know something more about JSON datasource binding where a field is HTML. For example:

var dataSource = [
{
   name: "Tile number 1",
   text: "Subtitle 1",
   view: '<div><img src=\"\/Images\/One.jpg\" \/></\div>"
},
{
   name: "Tile number 2", 
   text: "Subtitle 2",
   view: '<div><img src=\"\/Images\/Two.jpg\" \/></\div>"
},
...

I bind it to a div (id="dashboard") and I call igTileManager function:

var options = {
   cols: 1,
   columnWidth: "25%",
   columnHeight: "25%",
   marginLeft: 10,
   marginTop: 10,
   items: [
      { rowIndex: 0, colIndex: 0, rowSpan: 1, colSpan: 1 },
      { rowIndex: 0, colIndex: 1, rowSpan: 3, colSpan: 3 },
      { rowIndex: 1, colIndex: 0, rowSpan: 1, colSpan: 1 },
      ...
   ],
   maximizedTileIndex: 1,
   showSplitter: false,
   showRightPanelScroll: true, 
   dataSource: dataSource,
   maximizedState: '<h3>${name}</h3><p class="text">${text}</p>' +
      '<div style="clear: both">Report Content</div>' +
      '${view}',
   minimizedState: '<h4>${name}</h4>'
};

$.ig.loader(function() {
   $('#dashboard').igTileManager(options);
});

When page is rendered igTile is working properly, but even if Name and text property are correctly rendered, view property appears like a string. It seems obvious, but I would like to know if there is a quickly way to say: "ok, this is HTML, render it and not put a string".

Thanks in advance,

Flavio M.