similar to: AJAX

I was at http://rails.techno-weenie.net/ and I like what ajax does when you click on "login" how can I do this on my own website? Is this with the defualt JS libary? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

How can I do something like this: <a id=a7 style="cursor: pointer;" onClick = "new Effect.Fade (''li''); Element.show(''a1'',''a2'',''a3'',''a5'',''a6''); onClick = "new Effect.Fade (''rp'');

How hard is it to do Ajax commenting? Can anyone provide an example, maybe using scriptaculous as well? I''m thinking this is fairly simple, but maybe I''m wrong. Thanks. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Is there a functiaon to take the IP address of person who submits to a form example: <input id="user_ip" name="user[ip]" type="hidden" value="<%= some_ip_call %>" /> -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

What i''m trying to get working is I have a controller called "permissions" and a view "permissions.rhtml". This view has a hidden div that contains a form for adding new roles. Its just a single textfield. Also on the page I have a dropdown list of roles and then underneath that a div that contains a list of permissions for the role selected in the dropdown. I

Ok I stole some script and I need some help on fixing it on one thing: Reloading on post. here''s the script: <div id="panel"> <form action="/loging_in/login" class="header-panel" href="/loging_in/login" id="login-panel" method="post" onsubmit="new Ajax.Request(''/loging_in/login'',

Announcing RJSCallback 0.1 The RJS Callback plugin is being developed to provide Ruby On Rails with the ability to easily call RJS templates for the various callbacks associated with AJAX function calls (e.g., :before, :loading, :complete). Currently this plugin automatically detects, loads, and renders RJS templates with specific names and inserts them in the appropriate spot in

I''m trying to send http post request in the controller to a web address. In my application I''m using ajax to communicate with the controller, and then use the controller to pass the message on to a remote server, something you can''t do using ajax because of browser security problems. Just wondering what the syntax for a http post is in rails. Thanks Alex -- Posted

So I''ve sort of come to the conclusion that if I wanna get stuff done, I need to either A) Find some dang money and pay people to do it or B) Do it myself. I''m opting for B. Soooo...now I''ve got some programming/technologies to learn. I''m self-employed and I can afford to take a month (or 2) off to totally immerse myself in this and learn how to do it.

Hi all, I''m building an application which uses mostly ajax to update the sections of the page. Now I''ve come to some thoughts on how to make the ajax-handling more efficient / less buggy. Currently, when the page loads up, I start some "new Ajax.Updater"-stuff to fill some sections with content from the db. I also registered watchers which also start nearly the same

I''ve not looked into how it''s done but adding an attachment in Gmail (UK version) uploads the file without refreshing the window, and http://www.yousendit.com <http://www.yousendit.com/> appears to send a file via some sort of RPC or AJAX. Maybe this could be another starting point for you. Paul Shannon Web Applications Developer Codeweavers Limited Tel: 0870 443

I''m getting ready to sign up with DreamHost, but my application is missing the ActionMailer features. First, can anyone provide some real code to send an email upon comment submission? Second, is it easy to setup ActionMailer on a DreamHost server? Thanks! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, on my page I start an ajax-request which returns rhtml-code (I use Rails) looping over some objects. When I place the following code within the loop my browser (FF) crashs: <script> var set_std_objekt = function (id) { new Ajax.Updater(''divname'', ''/dosomestuff'', { asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true }) } </script> <a

Does anyone know where I can download an demo app of action mailer. I''ve looked every where. I''ve also done the tuts. but, they don''t work for me. Thanks... -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi all. I ''m using Ajax request on my site and i need to show some message wneh AJAX call is running, (sometimes it happen so slow). I find that object AJAX.RESPOND is very usefull here, but sometimes when i need to do AJAX CALL my ajax call is redirect and i want to when it happen, is there way to find status of ajax call? i don''t know where I can find this property in

While working on a new application, a friend and I ran into a problem with using ajax. Users are used to being able to modify the contents of a screen until they are finished and then saving (committing). There does not seem to be a way to do this with ajax, since you have to modify the model whenever you call back to the server. The half baked solution that we came up with is to create a

While working on a new application, a friend and I ran into what we think is a problem with using ajax. Users are used to being able to modify the contents of a screen until they are finished and then saving (committing). There does not seem to be a way to do this with ajax, since you have to modify the model whenever you call back to the server. The half baked solution that we came up with is

Heya all, I?m doing a one-day training on everything Ajax mainly focusing on script.aculo.us, but naturally including Prototype and a look on Ruby on Rails Ajax capabilities as well, plus a look on our product fluxiom - on March 17, here in Vienna, Austria (for german speaking audiences). Here are the (in-german) details: In diesem eint?gigen Seminar zeigt Ihnen Thomas Fuchs wie Sie die

Hello for my password recovery system I want to recover the users password and send it to them. In the DB its saved via SHA1 (login generator) -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

All, Trying to clear up some confusion on my part. If I make an Ajax call using Ajax.Request and in the controller method that I call, I do a render (:partial => ''whatever.rhtml''), should I expect that ''whatever.rhtml'' will be rendered in the browser or not? Put another way, is it in any way reasonable for me to think that Ajax.Request + partial render