similar to: Ajax and IE6 - is there some sort of "trick"?

I have been trying to pass a collection_select parameter and a text field parameter to observe_field so that it watches both the parameters simultaneously. but what i can see is , when i select some value from drop down and dont write anything in text field its giving correct results.parameters are also correct passed, but just after that if i write something in text field that value also get

in some other language have a concept e.i "auto postback" So, in Ruby on rails is there any such option e.i "auto postback" or same as "auto postback" basically what i want ot do is that i have 2 select box One for "Industry" and other for "Chemical" 1st we show all the industry in "Industry" select box. if we select any 1 industry

Morning/Afternoon/Evening All, This is my first post to the ruby message board so if my request is better suited to another location just let me know, The problem I keep coming up against is with a listing of objects and updating that list via AJAX (for arguments we are talking about a list of users). As it stands I can currently submit a form, and update the list (using :update

I don''t have Rails installed at the moment, I''d like to check myself, but it''s just a simple curiosity. observe_field fits into replacement tags <%= %>, which caught my attention because as far as I know it''s just javascript observing a field and should not stick anything into HTML. Is <%= merely used as an enabling method, or will there actually be

Hi, I''m trying to call a remote function when a combobox option is selected, passing as an argument the current value of the combobox (paramenter "panel_id": <select id="server_interface_jack_switch_panel"

Hi, I''m confused about how form verification with AJAX works. Let''s say I have a ''new.rhtml'' view that contains a form with two fields, and the form action is ''create''. Let''s assume that I also want to do some type of data validation on one of the two fields via AJAX before I submit the form. But since I''ve already

hi group, I am making a little rails app to experiment with rails. It consists of one model, item, that represents an item on a todo list. A todo item has a description, a state (finished or not) and a due date. After changing the scaffold screens a bit, I wanted to be able to have no due date. I tried to do this by making a radio button; if ''no date'' is selected, the date

Hi, I''m new to rails/ruby having come from PHP and am just starting to get my head round how easy it can be :) However, can anyone point me in the right direction for dynamicaly updating a select box based upon the choice of a previous select box, without a page refresh. Any and all help greatly appreciated. Thanks -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have a pretty complex form with many text fields and a number of selects. We let the user add multiple types of associated objects to the parent object and to edit the values for those associated objs, so the form can have something like the following number of fields on the page: 9 text fields + 3 selects + a*(1 text + 1 select) + b*(1 text + 1 select) + c*(1 text + 1 select) + d*(1 text +

I''d like to use observe_field to watch a field, and then when it changes send the entire form to the server. I had been using <%= observe_field ''entity_name_''+@account.id.to_s, :frequency => 0.5, :update => ''auto_complete_''+@account.id.to_s, :url => { :controller => ''committees'', :action=>

I have a collection of check_box_tags that look like the following: <% for item in @items %> <%= check_box_tag "item[item_ids][]", item.id, false, {:onchange => remote_function(:url => update_items_path, :with => "''items='' + escape(value) "} %> <%= item.name %> <% end %> My question is, how do I send all of the current

I want to use observe_form to automatically save notes in a text_area. This is the code I have: <form id=''notes_form''> <%= text_area :contact, :notes, :cols => 40, :rows => 10, :id =>''notes_text_area'' %> <%= observe_form(''notes_form'', :frequency => 1,

hi this is my htnl <html> <head> <%= javascript_include_tag :defaults %> </head> <body> <%= form_tag nil, { :id => ''search_form'' } %> <%= text_field ''recipe'', ''name'' %> <%= end_form_tag %> <div id="recipe"> </div> <%= observe_form :search_form, :frequency =>

Hello Again Rails Folk! I''m trying to creat a page similar to what the person is doing here... http://mudabone.com/aietc/?page_id=410 Instead of doing it the way he/she has, I decided to use RJS files, or at least I tried. Here''s my view <%= start_form_tag %> <%= javascript_include_tag "prototype" %> <p> Union: <div id="union">

Hi there, I''ve been checking out RJS templates, and have been trying to use them with the observe_form helper. However, the form values are no longer being passed in the params (as soon as I point the action to the non-rjs and add the ''update'' clause everything is working again). Is this expected? Cheers, Dave -------------- next part -------------- An

Hi, I have two selctdropdown boxes name like "resolution" and "codecname". Now i am able to get the single field value either from resolution or codecformat select box. ex: observe_field ''resolution'' or observe_field ''codecforamt'' is there any way to get the two fields in to the observe_field method ? Can anyone give me suggestionfs or

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

Hiyas I''m having a little problem with a observe_field in a partial "bokings/room_list": <%= select_tag "room_#{room.id}_grownups", options_for_select([0, 1, 2], room.grownups.length) %> <%= observe_field "room_#{room.id}_grownups", :url => set_number_of_grownups_booking_room_url(:id => room.id), :with =>

Hey all, Tried this on the IRC channel but after an hour i figured nobody that was on knew, so i''ll try it here. I have a rhtml page with: <% remote_form_for(:performance_goal, :url => user_performance_goal_path(@user.account, @user, @performance_goal), :html => {:id => ''sidebar_form'', :method => :put}) do |f| %> <%= f.text_area :impact, :size

Has anybody ran into any problems using mulitple observe_field or multiply remote_function calls when the browser is IE? I have a search and retrieve app that works very well in Firefox or Safari, but in IE, the app sometimes just sits there for minutes and then catches up all at once, or never at all. I just want to know where to start looking to solve this one, as most of our customers will be