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    <p>I assume there's some place in your application where you know whether the user is logged in or not. For the sake of argument I'll assume it's encapsulated in a function attached to a User object, which in turn is attached to the global App, so <code>MyApp.CurrentUser.isLoggedIn()</code>.</p> <p>One approach you could take is to add a dependency between the <code>RowItemView</code> and this <code>CurrentUser</code> object. When you're rendering the <code>RowItemView</code> test if the user is logged in and update the view accordingly.</p> <p>I'm making a lot of assumptions about your code here, but this snippet should demonstrate the basic idea:</p> <pre><code> onRender: function() { if (MyApp.CurrentUser.isLoggedIn()) { this.$('.js-edit').removeClass('hidden'); } } </code></pre> <p><em>Addendum</em></p> <p>So, you want to update multiple sections of your view? Try using the templateHelpers property:</p> <pre><code>TableView.RowItemView = Marionette.ItemView.extend({ template: /* resolves to: */ '&lt;td&gt;&lt;%= getItemOne() %&gt;&lt;/td&gt;' + '&lt;td&gt;&lt;%= getItemTwo() %&gt;&lt;/td&gt;', templateHelpers: { getItemOne: function() { if (window.isLoggedIn) { return 'Logged In Content'; } return 'Not Logged In Content'; }, getItemTwo: function() { if (window.isLoggedIn) { return 'Logged In Content'; } return 'Not Logged In Content'; } } </code></pre> <p>Since you say <code>isLoggedIn</code> is in the global namespace there's no need to pass it in. If you need to pass it in though, try:</p> <pre><code>TableView.RowItemView = Marionette.ItemView.extend({ initialize: function(options) { this.templateHelpers.isLoggedIn = options.isLoggedIn; // ... other work as needed }, templateHelpers: { getItemOne: function() { if (this.isLoggedIn) {} // should work now } } </code></pre> <p>The problem with this approach is that you're passing a variable from a CompositeView, which means you need to override the CompositeView's <code>buildItemView</code> property, which frankly seems like more work than its worth, but here's a snippit if you want to try it:</p> <pre><code>TableView.MainTable = Marionette.CompositeView.extend({ initialize: function(collection, options) { this.isLoggedIn = options.isLoggedIn; // ... }, buildItemView: function(item, ItemViewType, itemViewOptions){ var options = _.extend({model: item, isLoggedIn: this.isLoggedIn }, itemViewOptions); return new ItemViewType(options); }, </code></pre>
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    1. COHello chris, yes, I have a global variable that states if the user is logged in or not, the problem is i want to have a template that has a few <%= isLogged%> statements, however i pass my model to the rowItemView, so I do not know how to pass my user object to it.
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    2. COAh. Have you tried using `templateHelpers`? I'll update my answer with an example.
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    3. COThat fixed everything, thank you cris
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