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Can I pass additional parameters when using a submit_tag? Is this legal? <%= submit_tag ''Save'' , { :editfacility => params["editfacility"] } %> When I do this, the "editfacility" parameter is always lost. I have a feeling I''m missing something basic... Thanks, Marcus -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

When i use button_to or link_to, i can easily request a confirmation dialog with (for example) <%= button_to "Delete this story", { :controller => "story", :action => "delete", :id => @story.id }, :confirm => "Delete story: are you sure?" %> I also want to do this for the submit buttons on my forms, which are

Hello all, I am pretty much new here, trying to move to RoR from .net world. I will appreciate if anyone clarifies this for me. Most of books use "submit_tag" in new or edit views, but I see Rails API web documents use "f.submit" instead. I also see Agile Web Development using RoR 3rd Edition use the same "f.submit" instead of "submit_tag." Which way is

This code disables the ''Save'' button once clicked, but doesn''t seem to send the form data. <%= submit_tag ''Save'', :class => ''submit'', :onclick => "document.getElementById(''save_button'').disabled=true;", :id => "save_button" %> This code sends the form data and a record is created,

How can i use the submit_tag method (from: actionView::FormTagHelper) to create various submit buttons and chose the right action in accord to the button that i pushed? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

some books or even the rails api uses form_for ... ... submit_tag ... end and i found that the Rails 2.3.2 Scaffold uses f.submit "Go" instead... and this is not in the rails api doc. Is this a new addition and is it suppose to replace submit_tag? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I read the following tag in teh Beast example <%= submit_tag''Login'', :or => link_to_function(''forgotten password'', "$(''reset-password'').toggle();") %> I understand the link_to_function, but what is this :or parameter used for ? the link doesn''t appear, so it cannot be used... thanks for your lights kad --

Hello, Can I pass a variable from a submit button only? I have a form that the user fills out and I need two different submit buttons - one for ''sync'' and one for ''full push''. I was thinking I could add some sort of param to the button, but it''s not working... is there a way to do this? I have this: <%= submit_tag ''push to

I would appreciate any and all input. The Agile book is not useful in this context. :o( As near as I can tell, it doesn''t work at all. I would expect that clicking on the [Next Question] button in the browser would fire the next_question method in the current controller. Instead, it (apparently) does nothing. The tag in question <%= submit_tag ''Next

I have noticed that on IE, the @params[:commit] does not come through on image submit tags, but it does when the image is removed. this fails: <%= submit_tag( "Schedule", {:type => "image", :src=>"/images/buttons/schedulecard.gif", :alt=>"Schedule Card", :class=>"button"})%> but this works: <%= submit_tag(

when the user click on "Search" I would like it to point to http://curentpage/?filter=searchtext (the filtering code is already written) it would look like this: <%= start_form_tag(url_for_options = {<something>}) %> <%=text_field (<my_filter>) %> <%= submit_tag(value = "Search")%> any idea how to do this? thanx in advance

How I replace: <%= submit_tag "Search" %> with a text link? (like link_to or so?) Thanks --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org To unsubscribe from this

Hi, Probably something simple, but I''m trying to change my submit_tag and other buttons to CSS based buttons based on the article at http://www.oscaralexander.com/tutorials/how-to-make-sexy-buttons-with-css.html Basically this needs the following HTML markup: <a class="button" href="#"><span>Button Text</span></a> So, the question is how can

Hai everyone , I have a list of users(each user in a row)and an Approve button for each user. I wish to change the status of the user to be approved when I click on the Approve button of a user. When I tried getting all the users in the params hash. I want to get the id of the user according to which "Approve" button I clicked. How can I implement this one? Thanks in advance. -- Posted

I''m having some difficulty with IE8 on a Rails 2.3.5 app. I''ll state from the outset that this problem does not occur with Firefox, Chrome, or Opera when run on the same system so I''m reasonably certain I''ve got an IE issue here. Here''s a simple description: I''m ending a Users#new form with: <p><%= submit_tag, "Sign

Hi, How do i differentiate different submits tags / buttons on one form. Say I want to create an edit form and I want to provide two buttons; one to save and one to cancel. I would have: <%= submit_tag ''Ok'' %> <%= submit_tag ''Cancel'' %> How do I know which button get pressed by the user? One more thing, how to specify the default selection in a

Hello Started with Rails just a couple days ago and got stuck in two ways - I like it (and would like to learn more) and cannot really figure out how to use the submit_tag within the form_tag to initiate alternative actions depending on which submit was chosen. One submit should function exactly like the edit/update action from the initial scaffold while the other should do the same plus

I can get the forms to be displayed, but i want to have only one "create" button. i''ve tried everything i can think of... -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi all, How can i use form_remote_tag inside the form_tag helper . My application has following view subscribe.html.haml - form_tag :action => :subscribe do /other form element %input{:type=>''radio'', :name=>''tariff_plan_id'', :value=>"monthly"} %input{:type=>''radio'',

Do I need to use submit_to_remote in conjunction with or instead of form_remote_tag? The description in the API docs. is confusing. Is the combination of form_tag/submit_to_remote valid? Is the combination of from_remote_tag/submit_tag valid? Thanks, Wes -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.