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I''m working on a couple of user input forms -- one data entry, one search -- where I''d like to start off by displaying only top-level categories. Then, if a user checked one of the top-level categories, all the child categories would show for that top-level one. (Displaying all the child categories for every parent would be a bit overwhelming, it''s a large list.) I can

Before I waste more time trying to figure that out, I was wondering if it''s even possible? The Rails Way says that observe_field by default will trigger changes in text fields and text areas, and on clicks for radio buttons and check boxes. So perhaps I''m using the wrong tool here? Thanks. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you

I have an events listing site that includes the models Event and DateAndTime, so an event that happens more than once (like a high school play) can have more than one date_and_time. The Event model has_many date_and_times, and the DateAndTime model belongs_to event. The Event model validates_presence_of two submission form variables, the_date and the_time, and those variable values then get used