Rails - Dec 2011 - Form in fancybox/modal dialog

Hi,

I want to do some pop-up/modal dialog (I''m not sure what''s the
real
name of it :/) with a form inside
and after save that data I want that the form close...

As a example I''ve done this

<%= link_to "Add more",
{:controller=>"users", :action=>"new"}, :remote =>
true, :id => "pop"
%>

and this
  $(document).ready(function{
    $("pop").fancybox();
  });

But theres a problem... after I save, inside the popup/modal appears
an error ... and when I close it, I have to hit refresh in order to
see what''s been added.

I know that I have to use some javascript in order to make the new
element appear on the table, but how can I make that the modal/popup
disappears after save?


Thanks in advance


Javier Q.

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On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 5:37 PM, JavierQQ
<jquarites-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to do some pop-up/modal dialog (I''m not sure
what''s the real
> name of it :/) with a form inside
> and after save that data I want that the form close...
>
> As a example I''ve done this
>
> <%= link_to "Add more",
> {:controller=>"users", :action=>"new"}, :remote
=> true, :id => "pop"
> %>
>
> and this
>  $(document).ready(function{
>    $("pop").fancybox();
>  });
>
> But theres a problem... after I save, inside the popup/modal appears
> an error ... and when I close it, I have to hit refresh in order to
> see what''s been added.
>
> I know that I have to use some javascript in order to make the new
> element appear on the table, but how can I make that the modal/popup
> disappears after save?
>
>
Fancybox has a function for this:

$.fancybox.close

>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
> Javier Q.
>
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$(document).ready(function{
>    $("pop").fancybox();
>>  });
>>
>> $.fancybox.close
>
>
I''ve been reading about it and yes, fancybox has that... but how does
it
knows if it was ok or not?

Regards


Javier Q

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