similar to: Add Javascript to :confirm in form submit

hi all, my problem: i have a form that is sent through ajax with ajax.updater. the onsubmit function looks like this: new Ajax.Updater( { failure:''command_div'' }, ''/windows/chat_post'', { asynchronous:true, parameters:Form.serialize(this } ); return false; this works fine when I submit the form by pressing the submit button.

HI Everyone, How do I form the href on an anchor so I can create a link-style submit for an ajax form? In this snippet, the INPUT generated by #submit_tag works OK, but the anchor results in the AJAX replacing the whole page? Can I make the anchor/href submit the AJAX form as well? Thank you! I have this (list.rhtml): <%= form_remote_tag :url =>

I am trying to submit a form_remote_tag using javascript instead of a regular form submit button. Here is my code: <%= form_remote_tag( :url=> { :controller=>''store'', :action=>''add_to_cart_ajax'', :id => @product.id, :variation => @variations[i].id }, :html => {:name => ''add_product_form''}, :complete =>

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

Goal: I want to auto-send a form whenever any field changes. The page will be updated "via Ajax", so standard submission is cancelled. Idea: Add onchange="document.forms[0].submit();" to every field Problem: Can not cancel form submission. Browser redirects to "results" page, which is of course JavaScript meant to dynamically update the page. RHTML snippet:

for some reason the controller is parsing everything fine, but the return is a page instead of code execution. I have other ajax forms no listed that are also running fine on this same page. there are supposed to be 3 ajax events: onblur event that calls a function to submit - doesn''t work. There is a submit button at the end of the form - works there is a delete image that removed the

I''ve been playing with some ideas in getting the server-side Rails code and client-side AJAX stuff working nicely together while still providing fallback for non-js viewers. I''m using Behaviour + prototype. I was experimenting with using an object literal to define forms that would be inserted into appropriate divs. Why not just write the forms on the server side and unhide

I''m using javascript to submit a form using the onclick and getting a response using RJS. Everything works fine except for the returned response is coming back as text no matter what I do. I am attempting to explicitly set the Content-Type header and I tried using the :type param to render but nothing seems to work. Any suggestions? Env: OSX Lighttpd Rails Edge Thanks!

I''d like to add the :confirm option in the link_to_remote and replace the missing confirm function with Facebook''s Dialogs. function confirm(text) { dlg = new Dialog(Dialog.DIALOG_CONTEXTUAL).showChoice(''Confirm Request'', text , ''Yes'', ''No''); dlg.onconfirm = function() { return true; }; dlg.oncancel = function() { return

I have a form with a text area. I want to have an observer watch the text area and update a div with the running count of characters in the text area. I tried "onchange" but that doesn''t update until you leave the text area. I was able to get it working using AJAX, but it''s silly to make a needless round trip to the server, when the page already knows

I have got two forms, the first is a textarea plus a link that activates some javascript to change the form, the second activates some javascript on the onchange event which changes it into a textarea form. This works in Firefox, but not in Safari. Also, I need the value which is selected. I''ve found an example that gives the parameter to the javascript, like this: <input

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

AJAX is good for a lot of things, but javascript is not always available. I think the new RJS templates are very good: http://www.codyfauser.com/articles/2005/11/20/rails-rjs-templates And they could be used to create a simple, automatic no javascript fallback. An example: You have a controller called PostsController. There is an action "new". The view displays a form. The form

I''m using ROR 1.0 and the included prototype.js to do some AJAX stuff. I''m using the form_remote_tag to submit a login form using AJAX. So, any error/failed login will be displayed using AJAX. But, for successful login, I would want it to reload the wholepage, not just update the <DIV>. How can I achieve this? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi there, im having a problem with the Ajax.Updater, im using the Ajax.Updater to get an divider, inside the div i have a javascript node that i use to do javascript stuff, the problem is when i get the divider i get whole the html but not the javascript node, thats a bug? *anybody know what''s happening?* -- // // Ing. Francisco J. Calderón S. //

Hi All, I am currently devleoping a Rails application and I need to do following as part of client side operations, 1. HTML Form validations 2. AJAX I am currently calling Javascript methods from views of my application; I heard about RJS(Remote Javascripts) templates; are the replacing Javascript altogether? can I use RJS for HTML Form validations and AJAX? What I believe is that with RJS

Hi, Over the past month I''ve been playing with some ideas for an admin interface for a ecommerce app. 1) Old-fashioned, forms-based, full-page-refresh, server-focused interface 2) Modern, JavaScript-Drag-Drop, AJAX, client-focused, Web2.0 interface The more I work on the second option with JavaScript an AJAX the more I feel like I''m moving away from building a server side

Hello all, I have a script that uses a Ajax.Updater call to update the contents of a DIV. The code being inserted includes a javascript function, which is "called" by onClick event elsewhere in the HTML. The page initially works fine in that the DIV gets the right content, the Javascript inserted works fine. The problem I have is that if I call the Ajax.Updater again then the

Is there an way to tell the browser to scroll to a certain anchor from an RJS template? I''m doing a page update, adding stuff at the bottom and want to browser to go there after it''s been added. Thanks, Helzer --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group.

I''m not that familiar with Ajax, so there is a good chance that I''m doing something incredibly stupid, but here is the issue. I have a search form that will display results on submit using Ajax callbacks and cool effects. Here is the operation that I would like -User enters data - On submit of the form, the spinner shows - If there is an error, the error div is shown and