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What if...you could produce accessible, unobtrusive javascript, using Rails built-in javascript/prototype helpers, with just one extra line of code in your layout, a plugin, and one small enhancement to the helpers. Something like this: [php] <% form_remote_tag :controller => ''foo'', :action => ''bar'', :unobtrusive => true %> # which produces

Dan Webb (http://www.vivabit.com) and I are happy to announce the latest release of the Unobtrusive Javascript plugin for Rails. This release packs in lots of cool new features, a few changes to old ones and some performance enhancements. Now you can write your behaviours in Ruby, attach behaviours directly to elements using content_tag and apply behaviours to elements without HTML IDs.

Currently I want to implement in-place editing directly on the index-page (for the sake of learning just xx products with a name to be edited). These are my favorite links from yesterday''s research (for the archives): *On the spot is a Rails3 compliant unobtrusive javascript in-place-editing plugin: http://rubygems.org/gems/on_the_spot

Hi, I downloaded the unobtrusive_javascript pluing from this link (http://www.lukeredpath.co.uk/index.php/2006/06/06/introducing-unobtrusive-javascript-for-rails/) since I needed to have dynamic content in javascript (for a pop-up menu). Unfortunately I have been unable to make the plugin work. I followed the instructions on the website, but for some reason the javascript doesn?t work (for

You could also try to go with the button element since it can wrap content like images. Something like: <button name="delete"><img src="..."></button> along with some styling to your liking. -Tobias -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: rubyonrails-spinoffs-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org [mailto:rubyonrails-spinoffs@googlegroups.com] På vegne af

I just coded an unobtrusive In Place Editor and wanted to get some review and comments for it. Anyone spot anything obvious that I could do to streamline this? Thanks, Walter <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> var rightClick = function(e){ Event.stop(e); var editListing = new Ajax.InPlaceEditor("listing_body",

I made a brief post on here the other day about this and now I can proudly present the initial release of our unobtrusive_javascript plugin for Rails. We''ll be working with Dan Webb of Vivabit to roll in much of the functionality in his own as-yet unreleased unobtrusive_javascript plugin into a single plugin. This is essentially a preview release and probably not suitable for use on a

Just a note that Yahoo came out with some more widgets Check out http://com1.devnet.scd.yahoo.com/yui/container/index.html. Maybe we can adopt some of their ideas. * I like the Module library and its subclasses * you can do unobtrusive html and use this when you instantiate the javascript objects dom _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list

This seems like such an obvious idea that I''m having trouble believing I''m the first to think of it. Why not take ranges containing Float::INFINITY and translate them to the appropriate greater than or less than comparisons? Example: class Person scope :voters, -> { where(born_on: (-Float::INFINITY..18.years.ago)) } end This would generate something along the lines of

Hi, guys, I''m in the midst of moving an app from rails 2.3.8 to rails 3.0.9. Sadly, rails 3 no longer has javascript generators and I''m now forced to do more javascript. For my project, I have selected jQuery as the javascript framework for my rails 3.0.9 app. What I have done to have my app''s deletion link (for each item) trigger an alert box when the deletion

I know that Rails 3 ideal of unobtrusive javascript will result in the removal of all inline javascript. But where does that leave RJS? It looks like PrototypeGenerator is still a part of the Rails core, so I''m going to assume that RJS templates will remain unchanged. Still looks like gems/plugins such JRals will be necessary for use of other JS frameworks. Can anyone confirm or deny

I have been asked a couple of times at job interviews if I am familiar with HAML or Liquid so I was wondering if maybe I should start using them and perhaps it would make the views easier to work with. If I install HAML on a machine where my app is that has alot of regular HTML in the .erb views already, will it still work with those or do I need to convert everything to HAML ? Can I have some

Currently, pages generated by Rails tend to be sprinkled with JavaScript. This happens, because the various helper methods work only locally and simply append to the output. In order to hide the JavaScript away, rendering would probably have to be changed. A way I can think of is that a page-specific script is included in the head of the document and JavaScript code is not written to the

I apologise for what is probably a totally noob question here, but I''m at a loss after pouring over the docs and the source code for prototype and scriptaculous... After you''ve started an effect, how do you access it to cancel or change it? I had assumed it was something like this: myEffect = new Effect.Appear(element, {duration:1.5}); myEffect.cancel(); ... but that

I need to implement a conditional in my RJS template which looks something like: if (page.select(''row1'').first != null) page << "new TableRow.MoveAfter(''row1'', ''newrow'');" else page << "new TableRow.MoveAfter(''row2'', ''newrow'');" end Now, dumb question.. My

Hi Ian, can we push multiboot v2 support for Xen/ARM still into 4.3? It looks like it can coexists with zImage in the same binary - the multiboot structure can be put just behind the zImage header and the code can determine how it has been started: zImage bootloaders clears r0, multiboot one''s would set r0 to the MB magic. I will sketch a patch tomorrow, just wondering if we can have

Don''t get me wrong, JavaScript/Ajax helpers in Rails are a huge timesaver and they have helped me to finally overcome my irrational aversion to js libraries like prototype and such. However, all this goodness seems to come at quiet a price. The resulting code is littered with inline JS, including ubiquitous script tags and onload attributes etc.. It seems that just when i found

>> hmm, perhaps we should add some configure arguments like >> --with-firefox-cflags= and --with-firefox-libs= > > I've made it a single one, --with-gecko-sdk= and also default > include path and xpidl path to that if specified. Hi, I noticed this hasn't been applied, so I'm sending it again as it's quite simple and, I think, unobtrusive. It allows building

Hi, I have a tftp client that sends out a tftp file request with an empty (but null terminated) filename. IMHO this is a bug, but I still need to be able to use TFTP with this client. Modifying the client is out of the question at this point. To deal with this situation I modified tftp-hpa in what I hope is an unobtrusive manner -- I basically modified the code to map "" filenames

Hello, I downloaded and installed the latest UJS plugin. I first got the error "uninitialized constant UJS" and this error wouldn''t go away no matter where I place the "UJS::routes" line in the routes.rb file. The only way I found to get rid of this error is to run "rake tmp:sessions:clear" but then I get another error which is "can''t convert