To add a hint to normal link is very easy:
link_to ''design'', {:action => ''design'',
:id => survey}, :title =>
''Design the survey''
but, after trying several times, I still can''t figure out how to do the
same to link_to_remote. I''ve tried put :html => {:title =>
''blah''}. It
doesn''t work.
Anyone has a solution? Thanks.
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try using the format soecified in the API:
link_to_remote(name, options = {}, html_options = {})
so all your none-html options need to sit in a hash, and then all your html
options need to sit in another hash immediately afterwards. from your previous
example, something like this:
link_to ''design'', {:action => ''design'',
:id => survey}, {:title => ''Design the survey''}
HTH (and works...)
dorian
Sky Yin wrote:> To add a hint to normal link is very easy:
> link_to ''design'', {:action =>
''design'', :id => survey}, :title =>
> ''Design the survey''
>
> but, after trying several times, I still can''t figure out how to
do the
> same to link_to_remote. I''ve tried put :html => {:title =>
''blah''}. It
> doesn''t work.
>
> Anyone has a solution? Thanks.
>
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dorian mcfarland wrote:> try using the format soecified in the API: > link_to_remote(name, options = {}, html_options = {}) > > so all your none-html options need to sit in a hash, and then all your > html options need to sit in another hash immediately afterwards. from > your previous example, something like this: > > link_to ''design'', {:action => ''design'', :id => survey}, {:title => > ''Design the survey''} > > HTH (and works...) > > dorianOh I see. Thank you very much. Actually I tried this but I left a :url => before the 2nd option group cause I''ve seen that kind of code style many times and use it by myself many times as well. I didn''t think of that it was this :url that broke the whole syntax. Now I understand the options group a bit better. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.