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Hi, I am doing the following: <% obj.contracts.each do |@contract| -%> ... <%= hidden_field("contract[]", :contractor_id, :index => @contract.contractor.id) %> <%= date_select("contract[]", :starting_on, :index => @contract.contractor.id) %> ... <% end -%> Here are the request parameters: {"commit"=>"Save",

Hello all: I am using RJS templates to replace html on my pages. It works great in FF but I get an RJS error in Internet Explorer. I believe I had it working previously in IE, but for some reason it''s not working now. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, -- Randy Schmidt x@altorg.com 267.334.6833

hey all, got a rails app i''m finishing up. i have a little ajax on one of my pages where the person can choose a doctor from a drop down list and if the doctor isn''t there they can click a link which blinds down a little form to add a doctor. after they submit that mini-form the page updates the div which houses the drop-down so the doctor shows up. works very nicely IN FIREFOX.

Hi, I''m trying some RJS to update a series of list boxes in which the user selects a state, and the following list gets updated with a list of counties, and the same for the next list of areas. My code works perfectly (albeit a bit slow) on Firefox, but on Internet Explorer it clears the list box (instead of filling it) and Netscape shows all the counties cramped together on one

I understand that I wouldn''t be able to directly query into the DOM/CSS of a page from within an RJS file because it runs on the server but is there any way to populate a variable from the controller or something to gain access to DOM information? What I want to do is this: I have some RJS to blind_down an error message panel, but if the form is resubmitted and there are still errors,

Is there a way to render an RJS template within another? I''ve put my simplified code below. No errors are generated, but the partial isn''t rendered. I also tried using render :action => ''update_actions'' destroy.rjs--- page.visual_effect :fade, comment_container(@object.id.to_s) # update the number of comments(below is another rjs template) render :partial

What''s the current best practice for spec''ing (and stubbing) RJS? response.should have_rjs(*args, &block) from rspec_on_rails works well for things that assert_select_rjs supports. But for other things, like say page[:elm].add_class_name :class_name, it''s not clear to me the best way to test for this. I''d love to be able to do something like

Hi again... This is wierd spec problem no. 3. I''ve got a simple one line RJS file that renders a partial specified by the controller page.replace_html("product_info", :partial => @product_partial) The partials in question will contain purely static content - the idea is to have some dynamic links, so you hit http://localhost:3000/gap/product_info/product_1

Hi I have an RJS template that renders a partial to update a page. I just added a parameter to get passed into this partial to eliminate a row in the table it generates, but I can''t find a way to test that the unwanted output is in fact missing. should(_not)_have_tag doesn''t work with RJS, and there''s no should_not_have from assert select. What

Hi How can I test this kind of RJS code? page.select ''#id .class''.each do |element| element.removeClassName(''whatever'') end I know that should_have_rjs admits a block, but i don''t know exactly which is its purpose. And I can test that the "select" part is beign called, but I don''t know hot to test the "removeClassName"

hi all, i have been hearing lot of RJS stuff, can you people guide me by giving links which give good information regarding RJS. thanks in advance regards gaurav v bagga -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060907/c7cefb01/attachment.html

Good day. I have spent almost 2 days on this issue. I have asked everyone from my Rails expert to my Javasript expert and we can not for the life of us figure out the issue with this one form element. I have a form which contains several readonly/disabled (firefox/ie) form elements. ALL elements in the form are updated correctly EXCEPT this one form element. The form element in the view looks as

i have lots of divs, which are added via link_to_remote. now i want to delete them with a link_to_remote button for each. i am giving them ids with the same name and a serialized number. when trying to access them with javascript/rjs, strange things happen: "RJS Error: TypeError: $(element) has no properties?. is this a rails, rjs or prototype bug? or am i missing something? see my code

Is there a good reason why redirect_to doesn''t check responds_to, so it can handle redirects in rjs calls? I''ve done something like this in my app controller, seems to work ok... alias_method :redirect_to_orig, :redirect_to; def redirect_to(options = {}, *parameters_for_method_reference) respond_to do |accepts| accepts.html do redirect_to_orig

I am having problems updating a div defined in a partial using both Element.update and page.replace_html in an rjs. I can put a link_to_remote in the partial using an :update, and the div updates fine. Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? In the partial: <div><div> . . <div id="question_<%=question.id%>_error"></div> . (if a

http://pastie.caboo.se/7624 It just renders the JavaScript response as text/html rather than it being quiet. try { new Effect.Highlight("h1",{duration:1}); } catch (e) { alert(''RJS error:\n\n'' + e.toString()); alert(''new Effect.Highlight(\"h1\",{duration:1});''); throw e } I got this effect when i included an :update in a

I''m having a strange display issue when trying to update a tablerow using RJS. This is the code in the RJS template: page.replace_html "item_#{@item.id}", :partial => ''item_display'' So the existing <tr> has an id like item_1. When the update actions completes, it renders this template and effectively replaces the tr with item_display which as a

I''m sure I''m missing something obvious, but I''m stumped. I have a tabbed nav bar with an associated content area that is used to display query results. Clicking a tab, rebuilds the nav bar with that tab now highlited, performs the query and renders the results to a separate div. I''m using an RJS template which calls page.replace_html with the various

I need to test whether an element exists before I do some RJS thing to it. I currently have a small RJS snippet that looks like this: page << "if $(''foo'') {" page[''foo''].visual_effect :appear page << "}" This would make sense: if page[''foo''] page[''foo''].visual_effect :appear

any help with this analogy? i have an rjs template that goes along with a method i have in application.rb and the functionality will be used from many diff controllers (the method take a tag as param to accomplish some AJAX acrobatics).. just trying to stay DRY here. is there no other way other than sticking the same rjs template in each view folder that uses this functionality? i guess i could do