Rails - Jun 2006 - link_to_remote renders Ajax.Updater, sometimes Ajax.Request

I''m new to Rails, but am really enjoying working with it.

But i just hit a brick wall...

I have two link_to_remote tags in two seperate _whatever.rhtml files. 
The targets of the updates are in edit.rhtml which does a render 
:partial to include the links.  here''s some code:

<%= link_to_remote ''Destroy'',
                :update => "libtable",
                :url => {:action => ''destroylib'', :id
=> lib.id, :rid =>
@release},
                :loading =>
"Element.show(''lib#{lib.id}'')",
                :complete =>
"Element.hide(''lib#{lib.id}'')",
                :confirm => "Are you sure you want to delete this entry:
#{lib.libfile}"%>

<%= link_to_remote ''Destroy'',
         :upate => "packagetable_div",
         :url => {:action => ''destroypackage'', :id =>
package.id, :rid
=> @release},
         :loading =>
"Element.show(''package#{package.id}'')",
         :complete =>
"Element.hide(''package#{package.id}'')",
         :confirm => "Are you sure you want to delete this entry: 
#{package.path}"%>

The first tag properly generates an Ajax.Updater element in the html, 
the second generates an Ajax.Request and has no mention of 
"packagetable_div".  The end result is that the packagetable_div never
gets updated...

Any ideas as to why this would happen?

Thanks so much!
Matt

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Matt wrote:
> <%= link_to_remote ''Destroy'',
>          :upate => "packagetable_div",
>          :url => {:action => ''destroypackage'', :id
=> package.id, :rid
> => @release},
>          :loading =>
"Element.show(''package#{package.id}'')",
>          :complete =>
"Element.hide(''package#{package.id}'')",
>          :confirm => "Are you sure you want to delete this entry: 
> #{package.path}"%>
wow, :upate != :update

I searched over the code so many times looking for typos, and i find 
this minutes after posing to the list!  It always seems to go this way 
for me :)

Thanks anyway, and keep up with the good work (Rails)!
Matt

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