Rails - Jul 2006 - responds_to_parent plugin

Not sure where I can get help with this one but I getting a wierd  
behavior out of safari when trying to use the responds to parent  
plugin. Basically I have the following in my view:

<div class="rightsidecontentbody">
	<%= form_tag({:action => "create"}, {:multipart =>
"true", :target
=> "frame"}) %>
	<form target="frame" action="create">
		<div>
			<%= text_field("publisher", "name", "size"
=> 20) %>
		</div>
		<div>
			<%= text_field("publisher", "website",
"size" => 20) %>
		</div>
		<div>
			<%= file_column_field("publisher", "logo") %>
		</div>
		<div>
			<%= submit_tag("Save") %>
	<%= end_form_tag %>
</div>
<iframe id=''frame'' name="frame"
src="about:blank;" style="width:
1px;height:1px;"></iframe>

its a simple little proof of concept app that I have been playing  
with as my knowledge of rails grows as well as as new features/ 
plugins come out so that I can see how different things work.

the controller looks like this:

def create
     @publisher = Publisher.create(params[:publisher])
     responds_to_parent do
       render :update do |page|
         page.replace_html ''rightcolumncontent'', :partial
=> ''show''
       end
     end
   end


my problem is that safari automatically tries to create the publisher  
as soon as I load up the new publisher page and runs create. This  
happens after I try to load something. It seems to be getting the  
iframe target from cache or something but I am not sure what. IE and  
Firefox behave exactly as they should. Any thoughts on how to get  
safari to play nice with this page?

Thanks

Andrew

I should clarify, I did some more testing and it only seems to do  
this when I call the template using RJS. The link I use to load the  
page is a link to remote that replaces the inner_html of a div. if I  
go to another page (regular link_to) and than come back and call  
click on the link_to_remote link safari behaves as it should.  
Starting to look like I need to rethink how this is going to work  
unfortunately unless anyone has a suggestion.

Andrew


On Jul 11, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Andrew Filipowski wrote:
> Not sure where I can get help with this one but I getting a wierd  
> behavior out of safari when trying to use the responds to parent  
> plugin. Basically I have the following in my view:
>
> <div class="rightsidecontentbody">
> 	<%= form_tag({:action => "create"}, {:multipart =>
"true", :target
> => "frame"}) %>
> 	<form target="frame" action="create">
> 		<div>
> 			<%= text_field("publisher", "name",
"size" => 20) %>
> 		</div>
> 		<div>
> 			<%= text_field("publisher", "website",
"size" => 20) %>
> 		</div>
> 		<div>
> 			<%= file_column_field("publisher", "logo") %>
> 		</div>
> 		<div>
> 			<%= submit_tag("Save") %>
> 	<%= end_form_tag %>
> </div>
> <iframe id=''frame'' name="frame"
src="about:blank;" style="width:
> 1px;height:1px;"></iframe>
>
> its a simple little proof of concept app that I have been playing  
> with as my knowledge of rails grows as well as as new features/ 
> plugins come out so that I can see how different things work.
>
> the controller looks like this:
>
> def create
>     @publisher = Publisher.create(params[:publisher])
>     responds_to_parent do
>       render :update do |page|
>         page.replace_html ''rightcolumncontent'', :partial
=> ''show''
>       end
>     end
>   end
>
>
> my problem is that safari automatically tries to create the  
> publisher as soon as I load up the new publisher page and runs  
> create. This happens after I try to load something. It seems to be  
> getting the iframe target from cache or something but I am not sure  
> what. IE and Firefox behave exactly as they should. Any thoughts on  
> how to get safari to play nice with this page?
>
> Thanks
>
> Andrew
>
>
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