Siddick Ebramsha wrote:> Solution :-
> <%= link_to_function("Add a follow-up date for this
note?", nil, :id
> => "show_link") do |page|
> page[:follow_up_date_select].visual_effect :toggle_appear
> page[:show_link].replace_html "Hide date select"
> end %>
That worked.
I''ve set up link_to_function with a block that inserts a chunk of html
from a partial when the link is clicked -- namely a data select. I''m
wondering if I can use the same block to replace the link that''s
executing the function?
For example, after a user clicks on "Add a follow-up-date" and the
date
select appears, is there an easy way for me to replace the link with a
"nevermind" or something that can then removed the date select? Or
should I have the partial render a button that takes it away, instead of
trying to update the add link? Here''s the exact code I''m using
now.
<%= link_to_function("Add a follow-up date?", nil, :id =>
"add_follow_up_link") do |page|
page.insert_html :after, ''add_follow_up_link'', :partial
=>
''follow_up''
page.visual_effect :toggle_appear, "follow_up_date_select"
end %>
And here''s the partial:
<span id="follow_up_date_select" style="display:none">
<%= date_select (:action_date, :order => [:month, :day, :year]) %>
</span>
My instinct is to just add a button in the partial that will call
another javascript function to take this away. But the other problem
with leaving the add link functioning on the page after it''s been
clicked is that if a user accidentally clicks on it again, the partial
is rendered again and I have two identical date_selects on the page.
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