Rails - Oct 2010 - is it poosible to return javascript's confirmbox response to ruby programme

Hii all,
        Sorry if it looks stupid question but i would like to know is it
possible to return response of  javascript''s confirmbox or messagebox
to
ruby programme as a value .Means suppose i click on confirmbox''s yes
tab
this respone stored in a variable and this variable is returned to ruby
programme where i call javascrpt ??

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On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 1:48 PM, Amit Tomar
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> Hii all,
>        Sorry if it looks stupid question but i would like to know is it
> possible to return response of  javascript''s confirmbox or
messagebox to
> ruby programme as a value .Means suppose i click on confirmbox''s
yes tab
> this respone stored in a variable and this variable is returned to ruby
> programme where i call javascrpt ??
>
With AJAX, yes.

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On Oct 23, 2010, at 1:48 AM, Amit Tomar wrote:
> Hii all,
>        Sorry if it looks stupid question but i would like to know is  
> it
> possible to return response of  javascript''s confirmbox or  
> messagebox to
> ruby programme as a value .Means suppose i click on confirmbox''s
yes
> tab
> this respone stored in a variable and this variable is returned to  
> ruby
> programme where i call javascrpt ??
>
If you make that confirm statement return into a function that sends  
an Ajax request, or simply a normal full-page request to a URL, then  
sure. Here''s the most basic example of what I mean:

<a href="/model/action/id" onclick="return
confirm(''Do you really mean
it?'');">Play Global Thermonuclear War</a>

If the confirm returns false, then the onclick event dies in place,  
and your URL is not requested by the browser.

Walter


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Walter Davis wrote in post #956547:
> On Oct 23, 2010, at 1:48 AM, Amit Tomar wrote:
>
>>
> If you make that confirm statement return into a function that sends
> an Ajax request, or simply a normal full-page request to a URL, then
> sure. Here''s the most basic example of what I mean:
>
> <a href="/model/action/id" onclick="return
confirm(''Do you really mean
> it?'');">Play Global Thermonuclear War</a>
>
> If the confirm returns false, then the onclick event dies in place,
> and your URL is not requested by the browser.
>
> Walter
Thanks Walter for your response but is it possible to achieve what i 
want

http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/275695#new

In given code i would like to call javascript instead of that win32 
messagebox and that js confirmbox response''s in my ruby programme

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On Oct 24, 2010, at 1:51 AM, Amit Tomar wrote:
> Walter Davis wrote in post #956547:
>> On Oct 23, 2010, at 1:48 AM, Amit Tomar wrote:
>>
>>>
>> If you make that confirm statement return into a function that sends
>> an Ajax request, or simply a normal full-page request to a URL, then
>> sure. Here''s the most basic example of what I mean:
>>
>> <a href="/model/action/id" onclick="return
confirm(''Do you really
>> mean
>> it?'');">Play Global Thermonuclear War</a>
>>
>> If the confirm returns false, then the onclick event dies in place,
>> and your URL is not requested by the browser.
>>
>> Walter
>
> Thanks Walter for your response but is it possible to achieve what i
> want
>
> http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/275695#new
>
> In given code i would like to call javascript instead of that win32
> messagebox and that js confirmbox response''s in my ruby programme
Are you running this on a Web server? It sure doesn''t look like it  
from here. What is your environment, and why is this in Rails if it''s  
talking to a Windows filesystem directly?

Walter

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