Rails - Sep 2007 - form_remote_tag :confirm tag

<% form_remote_tag(
              :url => { :action => ''add_items'', :id
=> @vtl.id},
              :html => {:id => ''add_items_form''},
              :confirm => "Are you sure stuff" ) do %>

That is the generic form_remote_tag that i have used so far.

But, in one case, I have to conditional pop up the confirm dialog. If
a, use this form and pop-up the dialog and if b, use this form without
the dialog. How can I do that without using a if-else statement? I do
not want to duplicate the same code one with the :confirm case and the
other without.

Any ideas?


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