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I''m a newbie, but it seems like edit and show should somehow share a partial form. In particular I''ve customized the layout of my edit form by using a table and multiple rows/columns and I want my show form to look the same. Currently I''ve modified my show view to use _form, but now all the fields are read/write and obviously they need to be read only on the show form.

I''ve discovered something very odd about the way Rails is handling Flash media. I am attempting to load a partial that contains the code for a flash adverstisment for the website. It was working ok when the code was in the page, but once I pulled it out to a partial (so I could use it on other pages) it stopped working. <%= render(:partial =>

...the readonly > attributes (or enabled, etc... as appropriate for the control) to true or > false based on the view being a show or edit. This would eliminate the > duplication we see between the actions. > > Just my opinion! > > Michael > > > Toby Boudreaux <rails-lb8SQxIZKShBDgjK7y7TUQ@public.gmane.org> wrote: > If none of your fields in your ''show'' action are editable, why do you > want to use a form? > > Assuming you want a form (in a table) for editing and a table for > showing, it isn''t redundant (or in violation of the DRY rule) t...

hi, is there a way (with rails) to have live updates triggerred by the server on the client side? is there a little javascript lib i didn''t know that can listen to incoming server orders.... a friend of mine thought about an hidden .swf to make the socket connection and that can launch javascript instructions into the client web page. any working solutions to point me to ? thanks