Rails - Apr 2006 - link_to_remote possible with :class AND progress indicators?

I have the following code:

<code>

<span id="loader" style="display:none;">
<%= image_tag "spinner.gif" %></span>

<strong><%= link_to_remote(''Add Entry'', {:update
=> ''add-entry'',
										:url => { :action => "show_add_entry" }},
										:loading => "Element.show(''loader'')",
										:complete => "Element.hide(''loader'')",
										:class => "create") %></strong>

</code>

It seems that I can either have a :class styling the link and not have 
the progress indicators via :loading/:complete or the other way around 
but not both.  It there a way to modify this code to have my link styled 
via my class and also have the :loading/:complete callbacks work on 
click as well?  Thanks.

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Marston A. wrote:
> I have the following code:
> 
> <code>
> 
> <span id="loader" style="display:none;">
> <%= image_tag "spinner.gif" %></span>
> 
> <strong><%= link_to_remote(''Add Entry'', {:update
=> ''add-entry'',
> 										:url => { :action => "show_add_entry" }},
> 										:loading =>
"Element.show(''loader'')",
> 										:complete =>
"Element.hide(''loader'')",
> 										:class => "create") %></strong>
> 
> </code>
> 
> It seems that I can either have a :class styling the link and not have 
> the progress indicators via :loading/:complete or the other way around 
> but not both.  It there a way to modify this code to have my link styled 
> via my class and also have the :loading/:complete callbacks work on 
> click as well?  Thanks.
The problem with your code is that :class should be in another hash. 
link_to_remote takes two hashes, options and html_options. By closing 
the first hash (the one with :update), you''re putting the loading and 
complete ones into html_options. Try reorganizing your options a little 
and it should work.

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