similar to: link_to_remote fix, should this be added to edge rails?

link_to_remote generates the javascript: new Ajax.Updater(...). Have I missed something or doesn''t this handle browsers with javascript support but without XHR support? What I''d like to do is: 1. If the browser supports XHR, use XHR 2. If the browser supports javascript (and perhaps even if the XHR request fails) do a POST via javascript 3. If the browser doesn''t

Ok, so I am basically trying to use ''link_to_remote'' and pass the value of a javascript variable as an argument. Something like that: link_to_remote "my_link", :update => ''my_div'', :url => { :action => "my_action", :var => ''my_var'' } Basically,

When a controller responds to a link_to_remote with a redirect_to, the link_to_remote gets a success callback, this would seem like a bug to me, at a minimum it should return a failure? This is driving me crazy because all the login engines/generators respond to an authentication error with a redirect_to. The work around is to change them to all do a render :layout => false, :status => 500

In an attempt to provide a gracefully degradable link_to_remote, I repeat myself every time: <%= link_to_remote(''Signup'', {:url => {:controller => ''user'', :action => ''signup''}}, {:href => url_for(:controller => ''user'', :action => ''signup'')}) %> Looked around the RDoc &

Hello everyone ! I have a link_to_remote which creates a Party from a ContactRequest. The action on the server creates the party, marks the contact request as processed, and then returns a redirect. According to my knowledge of HTTP, that is the correct thing to do. Unfortunately, Prototype is being too clever for me at this time... It follows the redirect, without notifying me. Anybody has

I have a link to remote and I''m trying to get the name="" and the class="" attribute in the href so the link will come out like this: <a href="action" onclick"ajax(action)" name="Title Of Link" class="someclass"> So far the link looks like this: <% for course in @courses %> <%= link_to_remote

Hi guys, I was wondering if you are able to have a link_to_remote, having an image_tag and the link_to_remote has a mouseover event that updates a div. Does the image_tag need the mouseover event? I currently have: <%= link_to_remote(image_tag(@p_image.public_filename(:thumb)), :update => "big_pic", :onmouseover => {:action => :color_change, :id => @p_image.id})%>

Hi, I''m using link_to_remote to trigger an ajax zone, but depends on a varaible, the new zone has different features. before I has a button inside a form. so when I click on the button, I get the value of the variable inside "params". but since I use link_to_remote now, I don''t get any value from params anymore.... Is there some way I can get the data inside a form

Currently, I have a link_to_remote like this: <%= link_to_remote("Get Results", :update => ''query_results'', :with => "''tags='' + $F(''query_tags'')", :loading => "new Effect.Appear(''comment_loading'')", :complete

In a panel, I have an hidden input field which is modified by a javascript function (from calendar) how can I sent the value of this input field in my link_to_remote call ? presently I just send back one parameter (an id) but I need both... <input type="hidden" name="booking[start_at]" id="f_date_s" value="booking[start_at]" /> ... <%=

Hey guys, what would be the best way to incorporate this into the builtin link_to_remote() method? document.getElementById(''main'').innerHTML = ''<img src="/images/loading_small.gif">''; Id like for the item above to take place while the page is loading. I''m currently doing this with another javascript but would prefer to use rails.

I''m using Rails 1.0, and I''m trying to setup a link_to_remote which takes as a parameter a value computed in javascript. In order to accomplish this I''m using this command: <%= link_to_remote(''TouchUp'', :update => ''touchup_section'', :url => {:action => ''touchup'', :id => @article}, :with =>

Is there any way to set the confirmation dialog title when using link_to_remote with the :confirm option? In Firefox the dialog works fine but the title is: "The page at http://localhost:3000 says:" It would be nice if I could set that to something meaningful. Any information is appreciated, Rick -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi all, I''m a relative noob to rails so I apologize in advance for asking such a basic question. I am trying to do multiple AJAX calls using the link_to_remote helper or the JavaScript generator update_page. I have googled and read the docs for both, but can''t seem to figure out exactly what i need to do. Say I have the following html: <div

HI, i''m trying to write a helper that replaces link_to_remote that accepts a block but it gets a compile error in the template: I don''t know what I''m doing wrong... TIA # application_helper.rb def link_block_to_remote( options = {}, html_options = {}, &block) concat(link_to_remote(capture(&block), options, html_options), block.binding) end # in

How should I define the :onsuccess option in my - link_to_remote - tag, to execute a Js function I wrote : :success => "toggleButton(this, /db_bfilter/i);" ''this'' is the current element defined in my view : <span id="db_bfilter0" class="depressed"><%= filter_link_helper "This week" %></span> <span

Hi I want to show some info and provided an ''edit'' button next to it. This will change the display info to an editable form. I''ve seen this done before, but what I can''t figure out is whether I have to use an actual remote action to the rails server? I think I should be able to render both the edit box and the display info as seperate divs, and then show/hide

Ok i''ve done a bit of hunting around and I can''t find much documentation on how ensure an ajax call through an rjs file degrades with javascript off. Essentially, if javascript is off, I want to refresh the page and pass a variable from the controller to the page the user is on. Not use the rjs file. At the moment i have this: <%= link_to_remote("Advanced Search",

I''m using link_to_remote to show details for an item that''s clicked. I''d like to hide the div with the next click, or alternatively have a "Hide" link within my div. What is the best way to accomplish this? Here''s my existing code: <% for task in @mytasks %> <div class="rowFormat"> <%= link_to_remote(

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