Rails - Mar 2006 - Any one who can help with how to implement such a login?

http://www.wayfaring.com/
I think it is implemented using rails.
For if u input the wrong url,u can see a "rails" style error hint.
I really like its ajax login system.
from the source of the homepage,it can be seen the login part is:
<div>
<h1>Log In</h1>
<form action="/account/login_ajax" method="post"
onsubmit="new
Ajax.Request(''/account/login_ajax'', {asynchronous:true, 
evalScripts:true, parameters:Form.serialize(this)}); return false;">
  <b style="color:#fff">Email or Name:</b><br/>
  <input id="account_login" name="account[login]"
size="30"
style="width:116px;background:#fff" type="text"
/><br/>
  <b style="color:#fff">Password:</b><br/>
  <input id="account_password" name="account[password]"
size="30"
style="width:116px;background:#fff" type="password"
/><br/>
  <input type="submit" name="login" value="Log In
&#187;"
class="primary"
style="font-size:12px;"/><br/><br/>
  &nbsp;<a href="/account/forgot_password" 
style="font-size:11px;">Forget your password?</a>
</form>
</div>

which can be implemented using form_remote_tag
but how to do that deeply? Anyone has any idea?

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I plan to use the Login Engine to do the job

in the login.rhtml
I change the source into as follows(just change from form_tag to 
form_remote_tag):
  <div class="form-padding">
    <%= form_remote_tag :action => ''login''  %>
      <table>
        <%= form_input :text_field, "Login ID", "login",
:size => 30
%><br/>
        <%= form_input :password_field, "Password",
"password", :size =>
30 %><br/>
      </table>

      <div class="button-bar">
        <%= submit_tag ''Login'' %>
        <%= link_to ''Register for an account'', :action
=> ''signup'' %> |
        <%= link_to ''Forgot my password'', :action =>
''forgot_password''
%>      </div>
    <%= end_form_tag %>
  </div>

but as soon as i click the "login" button,nothing happens,anyone who
can
tell me the reason?thanks a lot?

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Have you included the default (prototype, etc) javascripts in your layout?

- james

On 3/15/06, George <georgeway@163.com> wrote:
> I plan to use the Login Engine to do the job
>
> in the login.rhtml
> I change the source into as follows(just change from form_tag to
> form_remote_tag):
>   <div class="form-padding">
>     <%= form_remote_tag :action => ''login''  %>
>       <table>
>         <%= form_input :text_field, "Login ID",
"login", :size => 30
> %><br/>
>         <%= form_input :password_field, "Password",
"password", :size =>
> 30 %><br/>
>       </table>
>
>       <div class="button-bar">
>         <%= submit_tag ''Login'' %>
>         <%= link_to ''Register for an account'', :action
=> ''signup'' %> |
>         <%= link_to ''Forgot my password'', :action
=> ''forgot_password''
> %>      </div>
>     <%= end_form_tag %>
>   </div>
>
> but as soon as i click the "login" button,nothing happens,anyone
who can
> tell me the reason?thanks a lot?
>
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yeah,prototype has been included,in fact,the project is extended from 
the Ajaxscaffold... therefore all the necessaries have been included in 
the layout.


James Adam wrote:
> Have you included the default (prototype, etc) javascripts in your 
> layout?
> 
> - james
> 
> On 3/15/06, George <georgeway@163.com> wrote:
>>         <%= form_input :password_field, "Password",
"password", :size =>
>>
>> but as soon as i click the "login" button,nothing
happens,anyone who can
>> tell me the reason?thanks a lot$B!*(B
>>
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