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David, I been reading your book and going through the examples but i am stuck on th using the form_remote_tag. I am using the Backbase ajax framework with rails and protoype.js The following form.rhtml file <% if @guess %> <p> It seeems ''<%=h @guess %>'' is hardly the right answer</p> <% end %> <%= form_remote_tag(:update => "update_div",...

...front end "controls". Now I know this is not what Rails is about, nor am I asking for Rails to have ''this'' in it. But there seems somewhat of a natural progression here... One thing my discussion buddy just pointed out to me, and that I''ve seen in the past is Backbase (http://www.backbase.com), now this is a commercial product, and therefore not part of the whole Rails / Prototype/Scriptaculous ecosystem. But what it does have is a very nice browser based UI library. >From the 5-10min look at it I''ve had, it seems to have a Javascript rendering engin...

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Hi All Not specifically a scriptaculous question, but I was wondering how people were going about maintaining access to their applications via standard urls. Say for example I''ve a shop at www.shop.com, and its pure ajax to load in products. Now customer A wants to show a friend a product on the site - giving him the url www.shop.com and telling him to click on a series of links