similar to: Extending RJS

Hi, I would like to be able to dynamically (without reloading the page) change the values from one listbox when a user select items from another listbox. I have a model ''Sector'' which has_many ''levels'' (and of cours, ''Level'' beyong_to ''sector''). I want to show the user two listboxes with the sectors and levels. But

** 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

All, I have a form with the following field interaction rules. Given checkbox A, text field B text field C If checkbox A is checked then make text field C equal to the value of text field B and disable field C. If checkbox A is unchecked then enable field C. In order to display a form where I''m manipulating an already existing object, I have something like this in my RHTML template

I''ve been joyfully using RJS in a lot of our work lately, with no issues whatsoever. However, I am porting an application to RJS templates that we''ve had for a while, and having some issues. When I use Firebug to see what is going on, the response comes back like this: try { new Effect.Highlight("gi_error_row",{duration:20}); } catch (e) { alert(''RJS

I''ve got an action in my application controller that needs to call a shared RJS template. Typically it''s actually being called by subclasses of the application controller. I''ve tried this.. def action ...code.. render :partial => "shared/template" end with ''_template.rjs'' existing in the shared folder. The problem that crops

I''ve pared my rjs experiment down to what seems a bare minimum. When I click on my link_to_remote, the rjs executes, returns the correct javascript to the browser, but it doesn''t update the div I''ve specified. What appears to be coming back from the controller is: Element.update("my_form", "hello, rjs"); I''m tearing my hair out.

RJS templates are nifty. They let you put all sorts of fun effects all over your bland html pages without too much work. The link_to_remote function also lets you run scripts before, during, and after an AJAX call is run by using callbacks. There does not seem to be an equivalent method for running an RJS template before or during an action. Rendering it at the end is no problem. One

http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/responselogger From the README: Ever wondered what exactly Rails returned in an RJS response ? Here''s your chance to see it: ===> text/javascript (49 bytes) Element.replace(''target'', ''<em>It works!</em>''); <=== == ResponseLogger Logging the response value is easy. Simply install

I''ve made a couple of other posts about this and finally figured out what was wrong. For some reason, the RJS response was not being sent with a content type of "text/javascript" (which it should be, per the dox). The following line in each controller method that renders RJS makes my app work: @headers[''Content-Type''] = ''text/javascript''

I am trying to use RJS as shown in this tutorial : http://www.codyfauser.com/articles/2005/11/20/rails-rjs-templates However it does not seem to work. I am not getting any excpetions in the logs. Here is what the logs say : Parameters: {"action"=>"add", "controller"=>"homepage"} Rendering homepage/add The homepage/add is named add.rjs I know

I''ve got this is my controller def destroy @headers[''Content-Type''] = ''text/javascript; charset=utf-8'' end and this in my .rjs file called destroy.rjs page.alert(''test'') page.visual_effect :shrink, ''tip_''+params[:id], :duration => 3 This works, *unless* I uncomment the Content-Type line in the

Hi guys, Just wrote a simple plugin, krjs<http://plugins.radrails.org/directory/show/70>, that introduces kind of a VB-event-style of writing RJS apps. You introduce Ajax behaviors into your application by defining event handlers ( e.g. on_form_submit, on_password_change) in your controllers instead of explicitly doing remote_form_tag or link_to_remote in the views templates.

Within the RJS template is there a way to specify when the visual_effect should occur? I''m trying not to repeat the :before and :success blind_down visual_effect statements throughout my views. It seems like the rjs templates can only take visual effects statements in the form of page.visual_effect :blind_up, ''divname''. I can''t figure out how to add

How can I know if a an element is visible or hidden in RJS I''m trying to hide/show some data but it does not work Error => parse error, unexpected $undefined. #show_doctor.rjs if($("#{@element}").visible()) page.hide "hide_#{@element}" end Any ideas? @element contains the value of the html element -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I''m an RJS newbie. I just did the tutorial at http://www.codyfauser.com/articles/2005/11/20/rails-rjs-templates, and then used wget to look at the output the RJS template generates. This is what I got: try { new Insertion.Bottom("list", "<li>Fox</li>"); new Effect.Highlight("list",{duration:1}); Element.update("header", "RJS

Sorry for the long explanation but I''m having trouble integrating rjs into my form page. Here''s my page: <div id="posts"> <ul id="post_list"><%= render :partial => ''list_results'', :collection => @posts %></ul> <p><%= link_to_remote(''+'', :url => {:action =>

Hi guys, I really like RJS. I think they''ll replace partials in alot of instances. Unfortunately, because they''re automatically used like .rhtml and .rxml and are hard to specifically specify it makes it messy to preserve fallbacks when using them. For instance, using partials instead of rjs, my create method might look like: def create post = Post.new(params[:post]) ...

Hi, I''m a newbie with Ajax and RJS and have one basic question. When contents in .rjs are exceuted in a Ajax sequence? .rjs seems a kind of alternate for .rhtml view file, so I guess they are in action after the controller action completed. The contents of .rjs file are :complete scenario, right? if so, can''t I write some on :loading action in .rjs? like disabling

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

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