Rails - May 2007 - is there any hidden command in link_to function?

hi,

   i want to know how to pass hiddend values in link_to. if anybody know
please tell me.

   Thanks in addvane.

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you can use :method => :post
as a aprameter for the options hash. This will create some javascript
which will make the link submit by POST rather then GET.
That way, the parameters won''t show up in the URL. but of course the
"hidden" parameters will still be in the pages'' source code.

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> hi,
>
>    i want to know how to pass hiddend values in link_to. if anybody know
> please tell me.
>
>    Thanks in addvane.
>
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Thorsten wrote:
> you can use :method => :post
> as a aprameter for the options hash. This will create some javascript
> which will make the link submit by POST rather then GET.
> That way, the parameters won''t show up in the URL. but of course
the
> "hidden" parameters will still be in the pages'' source
code.

Thanks for ur reply. i did like this. but value is not passing.

link_to "Edit", :action=>"user", :method => post,
:values => { id =>
user.id }

but its not working

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it''s

:method => :post

not

:method => post



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wrote:
>
> Thorsten wrote:
> > you can use :method => :post
> > as a aprameter for the options hash. This will create some javascript
> > which will make the link submit by POST rather then GET.
> > That way, the parameters won''t show up in the URL. but of
course the
> > "hidden" parameters will still be in the pages''
source code.
>
>
> Thanks for ur reply. i did like this. but value is not passing.
>
> link_to "Edit", :action=>"user", :method => post,
:values => { id =>
> user.id }
>
> but its not working
>
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and it doesn''T belong in the URL hash, but in the options hash ...

link_to "Edit", { :action=>"user", :id => user.id },
{:method
=> :post }

On 15 Mai, 12:14, "Chris Hall"
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wrote:
> it''s
>
> :method => :post
>
> not
>
> :method => post
>
> On 5/15/07, rails-mailing-l...-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org
>
>
>
> <rails-mailing-l...-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>
> > Thorsten wrote:
> > > you can use :method => :post
> > > as a aprameter for the options hash. This will create some
javascript
> > > which will make the link submit by POST rather then GET.
> > > That way, the parameters won''t show up in the URL. but
of course the
> > > "hidden" parameters will still be in the
pages'' source code.
>
> > Thanks for ur reply. i did like this. but value is not passing.
>
> > link_to "Edit", :action=>"user", :method =>
post, :values => { id =>
> > user.id }
>
> > but its not working
>
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> 
> link_to "Edit", :action=>"user", :method => post,
:values => { id =>
> user.id }
> 
> but its not working
as chris hall posted, as well as passing the :values next to the :action 
call like so:


link_to "Edit", ({:action => "user", :id => user.id},
:method => :post)

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Thorsten wrote:
> and it doesn''T belong in the URL hash, but in the options hash ...
> 
> link_to "Edit", { :action=>"user", :id => user.id
}, {:method
> => :post }
hi,

   I used this command. but still id is displying. for me, id shouldn''t
display in the browser. it should be a hidden field. can any one help me 
please

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Hi,
>> link_to "Edit", { :action=>"user", :id =>
user.id }, {:method
>> => :post }
>>    I used this command. but still id is displying. for me, id
shouldn''t  display in the browser. it should be a hidden field.
Everything is fine now with your link_to. The only problem here is that 
"id" is a somehow special field in rails, as are also controller and 
action. Those parameters are automagically matched according to the 
rules defined in the routes.rb file, so if you are  using id, link_to is 
going to use the route defined by " map.connect
'':controller/:action/:id''".

If you don''t like that, you have one of two options: either change the 
route in routes.rb or use a different parameter than id, and then in 
your controller read that from the params object.

Regards,

javier ramirez


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ok, i''m confused, what are you expecting this method to do for you?
you say "id is displying for me, id shouldn''t display in the
browser.
it should be a hidden field."

so which is it?  a link or a hidden form field?

Chris

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wrote:
>
> Thorsten wrote:
> > and it doesn''T belong in the URL hash, but in the options
hash ...
> >
> > link_to "Edit", { :action=>"user", :id =>
user.id }, {:method
> > => :post }
>
> hi,
>
>    I used this command. but still id is displying. for me, id
shouldn''t
> display in the browser. it should be a hidden field. can any one help me
> please
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
>
> >
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