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I have used Ajax link and live validation in index.rhtml Ajax link requires JavaScript "prototype" and live validation requires "jquery". i got "element.dispatchEvent is not a function" on the firebug console when i used "prototype" and "jquery" in same page index.rhtml after i removed javascript "prototype" library, i got "Ajax is

Hi, I''m using lightbox.js for displaying chromeless popup windows. I have a main page on which I have javascript_include_tag and stylesheet_link_tag to include lightbox. Calls to the lightbox popups from this main page work perfectly... But....calls to the lightbox popups from pages which are called by ajax(using link_to_remote) from the main page do not work... :( They work like

I''ve got a partial with a form using the dynarch calendar (calendar_field behavior). Working. Now I render this partial from the action specified in to a link_to_remote. Now when I click the calendar it''s not showed anymore. theese lines: <%= stylesheet_link_tag ''calendar-system.css'' %> <%= javascript_include_tag ''calendar'',

I use: <%= link_to_remote("Update", :update => ''mydiv'', :url => { :action => :create, :host => ''rails'' }) %> which generates the following: <a href="#" onclick="new Ajax.Updater(''mydiv'', ''/account/create'', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}); return

Hello all. I am trying to add a title to a link_to_remote created AJAX link. What I want to create is: <a href="#" title="VALUE-HERE" onclick="new Ajax.Updater(''content'', ''/area/show/28/40'', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}); return false;">Area Name</a> However I cannot seem to get it to work, the API says

I have in my rhtml file an master-detail data structur <ul id="master"> <li><%= link_to_remote ''aaa'', :update=>''details''... %></li> <li><%= link_to_remote ''bbb'', :update=>''details''... %></li> <li><%= link_to_remote ''ccc'',

Hi, I''m creating a list of ingredients on a page. When the user clicks the ''Add Ingredient'' button a record gets added to the db and the ingredient gets added to the page. On the page, each record is represented by a <div> with three <span>s inside. One of the <span>s has a link_to_remote to ''delete'' the ingredient. When the link

AJAX & Ruby & Rails newbie here. I''ve got a link to remote that I believe should be working, but doesn''t seem in fact to do *anything*. I''m looking at the webrick log, since the Book says I should be seeing some hot POST action in there, but there''s literally no change when I click on the JS link. From looking at the source that''s

I am running the simplest web2 demo from AWDWR (./example/index) on a slackware box running WEBrick on RadRails; with firefox and Konqueror (!) 3.4.2 anyway) everything fine; on laptop talking to my linux box, firefox does it instantaneously; but... IE DOES DO it, but takes a full 31 seconds!!! (The RadRails WEBrick console shows the POST immediately, but IE trundles for a full 31 seconds to

Hi I am using jquery and jqueryui in my application And in layout I use <%= javascript_include_tag "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.1/jquery.min.js"%> <%= javascript_include_tag "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8/jquery-ui.min.js" %> <%= stylesheet_link_tag

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,

I''m new to Rails, but am really enjoying working with it. But i just hit a brick wall... I have two link_to_remote tags in two seperate _whatever.rhtml files. The targets of the updates are in edit.rhtml which does a render :partial to include the links. here''s some code: <%= link_to_remote ''Destroy'', :update => "libtable",

Hi, I''m having a bit of a struggle with link_to_remote. Everything works exactly as I want it, but the problem is that I want to add another attribute to the <a>-tag, namely class="". Long story short, I want specific links to look differently from others, but all of them being link_to_function. Normally, I''d do this with adding a class="foo" to

Hello, I am trying to utilize link_to_remote() in the following manner: <%= link_to_remote(exchange.name, :update => ''mydiv'', :url => { :controller => ''attributes'', :action => :list_user_attributes, :class_id => class.id, :user_id => user.id } ) %> And

I''m trying to get link_to_remote to assign a CSS class to the link it generates. My code is as follows: <%= link_to_remote "Show Full Info", :update => "fullcontact" + reparray.last.to_s, :url => "/cm/full_contact/" + reparray.last.to_s, :classname => "contactlink" %> Which produces this HTML: <a href="#"

I was reading the book "Agile Web Development with Rails 4th Edition". In Chapter 11, Iteration C2: Adding a Page Layout 1 <!DOCTYPE html> - <html> - <head> - <title>Pragprog Books Online Store</title> 5 <%= stylesheet_link_tag "scaffold" %> - <%= stylesheet_link_tag "depot", :media => "all" %> - <%=

Hi all, I have created a new application 1month ago. In that application i have a link Add New. This link is given using Ajax(<%= link_to_remote( ''Add New'', :update => "abc", :url =>{ :controller=>"xyz",:action => :new}, :position => "after"

What am I doing wrong? This is the code <%= link_to_remote "Mi Cuenta", :update => "MainSpace", :url => {:controller => "account", :action => "login"}, :class => "menu_link_superior" %> This is the result <a href="#" onclick="new Ajax.Updater(''MainSpace'',

Hi, I know this has been asked a million times before - but I still don''t really get it. CAn someone please tell me what''s up with the following; In a view I have (apologies for the formatting); <td> <select id="job.job_phase_id" name="job[job_phase_id]"><p><label for="job_job_phase_id">Job

I''m going to go out on a limb here and say the new CSRF protection in Rails is flawed. Why? Forget about caching if you care to use it. Consider the following: <% cache do %> <%= link_to_remote "Add To Favorites", :url => {:controller => "favorites", :action => "create", "movie_id" => 2} %> <% end %> # Output <a