Good evening -- I''m really new to Rails and I was looking for a way to use IndexedSearchEngine with a "get" call instead of the default "post". I have the script by itself on a page /myapp/app/view/search/rhtml and I want to be able to bookmark the query string. I can''t seem to find where in the code the call to form_tag is. This is as likely as not a terribly stupid question but like I said I''m -really- new. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Hey -
use the :method => :get, ala
<%= form_tag({:action => ''results''}, :method => :get)
%>
This mailing, nicely searched with Nabble (), is a great resource as
many questions have been asked before.
http://www.nabble.com/RubyOnRails-Users-f13831.html
cheers,
Jodi
On 16-Jul-06, at 9:39 PM, Steve wrote:
>
>
> Good evening --
>
> I''m really new to Rails and I was looking for a way to use
> IndexedSearchEngine with a "get" call instead of the default
"post". I
> have the script by itself on a page /myapp/app/view/search/rhtml and I
> want to be able to bookmark the query string.
>
> I can''t seem to find where in the code the call to form_tag is.
> This is
> as likely as not a terribly stupid question but like I said I''m -
> really-
> new. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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I actually tried that, but it seems to break the search function. The
partial that actually preforms the search is here:
<div class=''search_field''>
Search
<%= image_tag
''/engine_files/indexed_search_engine/images/search_spinner.gif'',
:id =>
''search_spinner'', :style => "display:none" %>
<%= link_to_function(
image_tag(''/engine_files/indexed_search_engine/images/clear.gif'',
:id => ''search_hide''),
"Element.hide(''result_list'');document.getElementById(''search'').value=''''",
:class => ''search_link'')
%>
</div>
<%= text_field_tag ''search'', nil, :id =>
''search'', :size => 10 %>
<%= observe_field ''search'', search_options %>
<div class=''search_results''
id=''search_results''>
</div>
There is nothing anywhere that indicates that form_tag is actually being
called. Thanks for the continued help and the link to Nabble. :)
Jodi Showers wrote:> Hey -
>
> use the :method => :get, ala
>
> <%= form_tag({:action => ''results''}, :method =>
:get) %>
>
> This mailing, nicely searched with Nabble (), is a great resource as
> many questions have been asked before.
>
> http://www.nabble.com/RubyOnRails-Users-f13831.html
>
> cheers,
> Jodi
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