Using Ember.run.scheduleOnce(‘afterRender’, this, this.childViewsDidRender); does not work for me because It seems as if it is not taking into consideration the SimpleHandlebarsViews that need loading. AfterRender is making sure that my childViews have loaded, but not the “views” that handlebars is creating everytime I use handlebars helpers or data-bind in my handlebars template. So when My childViewsDidRender function runs, Everything has rendered, except for anything that handlebars creates a view for . Is there any decent way to make sure that EVERYTHING has rendered inside of my parent views?
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