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How would I achieve this? In Rails 2.x, I would use responds_to_parent, but it seems quite unsupported now. What plugins/gems do people use nowadays that would automate 1) targeting form to iframe 2) sending javascript to iframe 3) having the javascript execute another javascript on parent page Thank you, Sharkie -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this message because

** File uploads with AJAX mojo ** Respond with RJS to your parent window with a form action targeted to a hidden IFRAME. Handles all the painful situations like scoping your JavaScript to your parent window generating the script block for execution and clearing the IFRAME after execution so the back button doesn''t re-execute the action. `plugin install

hi, I write a page that contain following function: this site contain a html file upload control, which allow user to upload image only. once the image had been uploaded, it will automatic display on the current page without refresh entire page. when the image is saved, it will return javascript that embed in a iframe (which is also in my current page) that can load the image into my page (

Hello I am trying to upload a picture and refrecar layer with responds_to_parent. I have this form rhtml ------ <% form_for(photo, :url => {:action => "create", :tID => params[:tID] }, :html => { :multipart => true, :target => "uploadFrame", :id => ''uploadPhotoForm'' }) do |f| -%> <tr> <td> <div

Not sure where I can get help with this one but I getting a wierd behavior out of safari when trying to use the responds to parent plugin. Basically I have the following in my view: <div class="rightsidecontentbody"> <%= form_tag({:action => "create"}, {:multipart => "true", :target => "frame"}) %> <form

Has anyone successfully gotten Ajax file uploads working using form_remote_for & attachment_fu? I have seen Sean Treadway''s responds_to_parent plugin and many other samples available, and they all seen to statically generate <form> tags. Is there a way to get a file upload to work using the Rails helpers? <% form_remote_for(:message, @message, :url =>

I''m pretty new to actually contributing to a software project outside of my own. I recently found the need to create an "ajax" uploader and thought I''d share it with the community. I write "ajax" because it acts like it''s ajax but we all know that javascript does not have filesystem access (for good reason) and thus ajax uploading isn''t

The weirdest thing is happening. I have an ajax uploading call, and after I uploaded it, every part of the controller will work except the ajax call. The Ajax call is to a javascript function that is in one of my js file. Ive confirmed that the controller runs all the way till the render :update. Then, there I have: responds_to_parent do render

when I tried below, it worked <form target="upload_iframe" action="/profile/validate_charts_file" id="upload_charts" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="charts_file" id="filename" /> <input type="button" name="submit"

Hello together. I''m trying to call an Ajax.Updater from within an IFrame to update an element in the parent window. It is working, but I receive an error from Firefox when I do so. What I want to do is to upload a file, and then after the file has completed uploading, automatically reload a section of the page with information about the file to post-process it. However, AJAX

Hello I am uploading images ajax-attachment_fu-rmagick and an iframe and me climb correctly, but when I finish the process and the driver will I redirect_to enc_url I recharge layer ajax. I tried with redirect_to enc_url :partial => ''m_content'' and redirect_to enc_url, :update => ''m_content''. But neither I recharge ... rhtml ------ <% form_for(photo,

Hi list, In one of my previous projects I had to satisfy the requirement of handling browser back- and forward calls within an Ajax application. Thus I didn''t get an urge to switch the JS part of this project to an other framework like dojo (which supports Browser history handling out-of-the-box), I had to come up with an idea of doing this with prototype/scriptaculous. The arisen

Does anyone see any problem with this form? - form_remote_for(Photo.new, :html => {:multipart => true, :target => :uploader}) do |f| .form_element = f.label :photo = f.file_field :collateral = hidden_field_tag :container_id, @shoot.id = hidden_field_tag :container_type, @shoot.class.name .form_element = f.submit ''Add Photos'' The photo has a

I''m using rails3. It does not seem to check the authenticity_token when doing a POST using Ajax. I traced this to: module ActionDispatch class Request < Rack::Request ..... def forgery_whitelisted? get? || xhr? || content_mime_type.nil? || ! content_mime_type.verify_request? end end so you don''t check if its a get? or a xhr? (ie ajax request). Is this correct? --

Hello all, I''ve run into trouble attempting to replicate something in ajax that worked when done with an iframe... In both cases I have a table inside a div that is being periodically refreshed every few seconds... The 1st column of each row in the table contains a link to a DHTML popup menu. I have the popup menu working in the ajax version. The problem is that in the ajax version

I have used ''remotipart'' gem to upload files asynchronously to server side. The instance passed to the server side is of ''UploadedFile'' . The Rails API mentions all the methods( like read(), open() ) and attributes for the class, however I am not sure how to retrieve the File and store it on the database. The documentation hardly says anything. Googling

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I''m working on an application which uses rflickr to upload images to flickr. I''ve generated and cached an auth token as described in the GETTING STARTED document in the rflickr tree. However, when I call the API, I receive an error stating "ERR: Invalid auth token (98)". The extended error is: XMLRPC::FaultException

GAH! Here is the firefox behavior, which is perfect: 1) View page 1 2) Update some text by using link_to_remote or remote_form_for, along with an RJS replace or replace_html 3) Navigate to page 2 4) Hit back 5) Page was cached with dom updates, note that the page is show in the same state as it was left Safari 3.0 behavior 1..4) repeat 5) Page reloads, ending up in the state where it was left

I want to make an IFRAME or some kind of AJax app that will pan an external page. Also allow for zooming. Can this be done in Ruby on Rails? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Anybody here have any experience uploading a file via a hidden iframe for that "ajax fresh good feel"? Previously I was using the plugin form_remote_plugin (http://svn.kylemaxwell.com/form_remote_upload/trunk/) which was working like a dream until our sys admin updated rails to 1.1.2. I''ve made a form that can submit the file to an iframe, but now I''m having trouble