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{"title":"Backbone.Marionette - replaceElement","author":"trezy","pages":[{"pageName":"","sections":[{"type":"text","source":"My biggest gripe about Backbone.Marionette is that `Region`s require a wrapping element. Fortunately I've come up with a way to turn a Region's element into nothing but a placeholder so that it's removed when you use `Region.show()` to display a view. This will likely be in Marionette V3 but I don't want to wait that long so I've written this shim to implement the functionality today.\n\nFirst, we need to add a couple new methods to `Region`. `replaceEl()` will be called when we use `Region.show()` on an empty `Region` and `restoreEl()` will only be called when we use `Region.empty()` to make sure that we don't lose our `Region`'s position in the DOM."},{"type":"javascript","source":"Marionette.Region.prototype.replaceEl = function(view) {\n  var parent;\n  \n  parent = this.el.parentNode;\n  parent.replaceChild(view.el, this.el);\n  this.replaced = true;\n};\n\nMarionette.Region.proto

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'use strict';

var EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter,
	globalChannel = new EventEmitter(),
	Rx = require('rx'),
	nutrients = require('./food-objects/nutrients'),
	nutrients,
	
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        onError: function (err) {