Rails - May 2006 - Ajas Scaffolding and RJS Templates the same thing?

Hey all,

I''m just starting in rails and am working on my first app.  I need to
do
inline editing for  2-15 rows of data on a page.  I found Ajax 
Scaffolding here:

http://www.ajaxscaffold.com/

And it is EXACTLY what I want in my app.  But I''ve also been trying to 
read a bit up on RJS Templates.  Are they basically the same things 
except RJS is built into rails or is the Ajax scaffolding just built 
from the RJS templates?

I''m wondering if I should just try and implement what I need with 
ajaxscaffold or if it would be better/easier for me to built it with RJS 
templates (which I don''t know much about as of yet).  Thanks for any 
advice.

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Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

The AjaxScaffold generator allows you to quickly generate an
application based on your current database. You will then need to take
what it generates and customize it to fit your needs. This will
actually generate the RJS files for you.

Using the generator may speed things up for you and help you learn how
to use RJS.

--
Joe Clarke
RailsPlayground.com

On 5/4/06, Marston A. <marston@marstononline.com>
wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I''m just starting in rails and am working on my first app.  I need
to do
> inline editing for  2-15 rows of data on a page.  I found Ajax
> Scaffolding here:
>
> http://www.ajaxscaffold.com/
>
> And it is EXACTLY what I want in my app.  But I''ve also been
trying to
> read a bit up on RJS Templates.  Are they basically the same things
> except RJS is built into rails or is the Ajax scaffolding just built
> from the RJS templates?
>
> I''m wondering if I should just try and implement what I need with
> ajaxscaffold or if it would be better/easier for me to built it with RJS
> templates (which I don''t know much about as of yet).  Thanks for
any
> advice.
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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