similar to: html "class" attribute for "link_to_remote"

I use: <%= link_to_remote("Update", :update => ''mydiv'', :url => { :action => :create, :host => ''rails'' }) %> which generates the following: <a href="#" onclick="new Ajax.Updater(''mydiv'', ''/account/create'', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}); return

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

Anyone have a better method for having the onmouseover event (or any other mouse event) instead of onclick when using link_to_remote: This is what I did, but I''d i have to create one for every mouse event, can''t figure out how to call a mouse event via an argument . anyone else run into this problem. Thanks def link_to_remote_mover(name, options = {}, html_options

When I do periodically_call_remote with e.g. :frequency => 30 after initial page load I have to wait 30 seconds until this partial renders first time. Does anybody know how to make ROR to render partial on web page load, and then start periodic calls every 30 seconds? I tried to put <div id=''mydiv''><%= render(:partial, :action=>''myaction'')

Why doesn''t this output class="delete" into my html? <%= link_to_remote image_tag("delete"), :update => "relationship_" + @relationship.id.to_s, :url => { :controller => "relationships", :action => "destroy", :id => @relationship.id }, :html_options => {:class => "delete"} %> Regards, Ben

Anybody a have better method for having an onmouseover (or any event). This is the method used but its not as pretty and has to be done for every mouse event. def link_to_remote_mover(name, options = {}, html_options = {}) link_to_function_mover(name, remote_function(options), html_options) end def link_to_function_mover(name, *args, &block) html_options =

Cheers, I have a form with an input inside that I want to be able to submit by itself (I want to let the user create new tags with this input and use them to tag the whole content that is posted by the rest of the form). I have this layout: <form ...> <input type="text" id="new_tag" /> <%= link_to_remote "Schlüsselwort hinzufügen",:url => {

I have this link which when clicked will loop and render more links and a form from a partial inside of "myDiv": <%= link_to_remote ''MyLink'' . . . ., :update =>"myDiv" %> <div id = myDiv> <div> <div> <div> What I am trying to do is have a form_remote_tag that re-renders the list of stuff in "myDiv" when

Hi, I have an application with a customer model, and an address model. A customer has a one to many relationship with an address. I currently have an add new customer page, that incorporates an "add address" button, which places a helper form within a div using the link_to_remote function. I can click the add address button multiple times, and it will add multiple address

HI, i''m trying to write a helper that replaces link_to_remote that accepts a block but it gets a compile error in the template: I don''t know what I''m doing wrong... TIA # application_helper.rb def link_block_to_remote( options = {}, html_options = {}, &block) concat(link_to_remote(capture(&block), options, html_options), block.binding) end # in

Hello all. I am trying to add a title to a link_to_remote created AJAX link. What I want to create is: <a href="#" title="VALUE-HERE" onclick="new Ajax.Updater(''content'', ''/area/show/28/40'', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}); return false;">Area Name</a> However I cannot seem to get it to work, the API says

Hi all, I''m trying to pass more than one parameters using link_to_remote, but I''m getting a behaviour that seems quite strange to me. Here''s the code: link_to_remote ''some text'', :update => ''form'', :method => ''get'', :url => { :action =>

To add a hint to normal link is very easy: link_to ''design'', {:action => ''design'', :id => survey}, :title => ''Design the survey'' but, after trying several times, I still can''t figure out how to do the same to link_to_remote. I''ve tried put :html => {:title => ''blah''}. It doesn''t

I have the following code: <code> <span id="loader" style="display:none;"> <%= image_tag "spinner.gif" %></span> <strong><%= link_to_remote(''Add Entry'', {:update => ''add-entry'', :url => { :action => "show_add_entry" }}, :loading =>

Hi, I''m having a bit of a struggle with link_to_remote. Everything works exactly as I want it, but the problem is that I want to add another attribute to the <a>-tag, namely class="". Long story short, I want specific links to look differently from others, but all of them being link_to_function. Normally, I''d do this with adding a class="foo" to

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 =>

Is there a way to set the class of a link in link_to_remote? I tried adding :class => "this_damn_class" after the :url hash and it didn''t work. I went ahead and did it manually using remote_function, i.e. <a class="this_damn_class" href="#" onclick="<%= remote_function ..., :url => {...} %>">My Link</a> -- Posted via

Can anyone out there tell me how to add a class or id property to a link using link_to_remote? I''ve been banging my head on this for far too long. Thanks Clint

Hi, trying to locate documentation for html_options = {} as allowed in RJS calls such as link_to_remote. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to

Hi, I am looking for a way to compare to pieces of text, and mark up the differences with html. Basically the way Basecamp Writeboards do it. I was wondering whether this is available as a plugin (my initial search didn''t turn up anything). Ingo Weiss -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.