similar to: link_to_remote() can do something like Yahoo! UI "argument"?

Hello! This really isn't so important, but it comes often in my mind, when I write documentation for functions. Writing R Extensions manual says that one should describe each element of the argument list (which is afcourse OK) in a form: \item{arg_i}{Description of arg_i.} When I started with R it really helped me that some "man pages" used \item{arg_i}{Mode. Description of

Hi How can I get link_to_remote to call a new page and respect the javascript within that page. I do have an edit page for datarecords, that have a textarea which is enhanced with the YUI Rich Text Editor. If I call that edit page through link_to_remote, the editor isn''t displayed. If i call it without the AJAX, it works fine. What can I do?

Hi, I want to create a plugin that allows easy use of the Yahoo! UI library similar to the prototype.js and scriptaculous helpers that come packaged with rails. just one line in plugins/yui/init.rb require ''yui_helper'' a little more in plugins/yui/lib/yui_helper.rb module ActionView module Helpers module YuiHelper def yui_form_remote_tag(options = {})

HI, I try use link_to_remote to do a ajax update on my page, when eveything is OK, the syetem returns data to the ajax zone, but when there is something wrong, like the entry wasn''t correct, I want to send data(a message) to another zone (the zone is defined in the layout (message zone used flash[:notice]) I was never able send data to the other zone, because it is on the layout, and I

If that doesn''t work, then you''ve done something wrong somewhere. ''Cause it works for IE for me and everyone else. The only advantage I see with the YUI toolkit is that it''ll defer attaching events to elements that do not yet exist in the DOM. Big whoop, only a sloppy programmer would try to attach an event to a non-existant element. With Prototype, you can

Hello, As prompted by B. Ripley (see below), I am transfering this over from R-User ... For a package I am writing a function that looks like test <- function(Argument1=NA){ # Prerequisite testing if(!(is.na(Argument1))){ if(!(is.character(Argument1))){ stop("Wrong class.") } } # Function Body cat("Hello World\n") } Documentation of this is straight forward:

Hello, I''m in troubles trying to use ''link_to_remote'' on Rails 2.1. Having this page: <h4>Editing project</h4> <% form_for(:project, :url => project_path(@project), :html => { :method => :put }) do |f| %> <p> Name <%= f.text_field :name %> Date <%= calendar_date_select :project, :target_date, :time =>

Hi, I''m trying to send a post body with my link_to_remote call. Prototype supports the ''postBody'' option, but I can''t seem to get link_to_remote to set that. Here''s what I''m trying: link_to_remote ''move up'', :url => { :controller => ''upload'', :action => ''position_ajax'', :id

I have a div with a border around it. I use link_to_remote to change the content, and the border size doubles. Example: <div id="test" style="border:solid; border-width:5px"> <%= link_to_remote("Test", :update => "test", :url => { :controller => "tester", :action => "test" }) %> </div> Even stranger, if I

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 using link_to_remote to call a method that deletes an item <%= link_to_remote " [delete]", :url => { :controller => ''user_admin'', :action => ''employee_type_delete'', :id => employee_type.id }

Just a note that Yahoo came out with some more widgets Check out http://com1.devnet.scd.yahoo.com/yui/container/index.html. Maybe we can adopt some of their ideas. * I like the Module library and its subclasses * you can do unobtrusive html and use this when you instantiate the javascript objects dom _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list

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,

Hello, I''ve got a list in a view and each of element of it has a link_to_remote and everything worked like a charm. Now I added AJAX pagination and the link_to_remote doesn''t work anymore. This is the partial of the list: <% for character in characters %> <%= character.name %> <%= link_to_remote t(''.add''), :url =>

I have an int, ''floorfrozen,'' in my table, ''channels'' that can take a value of 0 or 1. When I render a page, an image in a link_to_remote is called differently depending what the value of channel.floorfrozen is, in a partial, as follows: <% if @channel.floorfrozen %> <%= link_to_remote image_tag("/images/icecube.gif"), {:url =>

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",

After looking at the link_to_remote tag for the first time, I found it broke when javascript was disabled. Below is one possible solution I found and would like to suggest that this idea is promoted into rails. # # provide fix for link_to_remote tag when javascript is not enabled def link_to_remote_fix(text, options) link_to_remote text, options, :href => url_for(

Hey all, I''ve been trying to apply a slide-down (or highlight) effect to a "New card" link on my application. Because the item is *new* and I''m simply updating it at the top, I can''t know what the div id is before I make the request. link_to_remote :complete => visual_effect(:slidedown) doesn''t do what I want it to do. My current solution is:

I have this as part of an .rhtml page: <%= javascript_include_tag "prototype" %> <%= form_tag :controller => ''reallist'', :action => ''addnewuser''%> email:<br /> <%= text_field_tag :email, nil, :size => ''14'' %><br /> <div id=''nameStatus''> </div> <%=

Hi, now this should be easy, but for some reason I was not able to generate a link with a "class" attribute using "link_to_remote". I tried several different ways, including the one that worked for "link_to", but so far no luck. I have to admit that I am not 100% sure how to read the rDoc documentation. If it says: link_to_remote(name, options = {},