similar to: Multiple calls from drop_receiving_element :complete

Hi, I cannot seem to find out how to pass in a value to a partial. Can anyone help me? What I am doing(in the code below) is calling a function in my controller called setobject. This function just redraws the partial. I want to be able to change the value @objectname, redraw my partial and have it be able to use that value. The first the page is drawn it works, but when i call setobject it

Hi, I have a class ''Menu'' with a method ''addItem''. The method (simplified) looks like this: addItem: function(itemId, text) { this.container.innerHTML += ''<div id="''+itemId+''">''+text+''</div>''; Event.observe(itemId, ''mouseover'',

Hello everyone! I have a little problem with ruby on rails and ajax. I have 2 sort of droppable items, 2 drop_receiving_element areas working fine; but instead of updating a div, I would like to have a form submitted with an ajax call. got it? (not so easy to explain) My solution was to add a complete action submitting the form like this: <%= drop_receiving_element "list",

hi all i see a very strange behavior in safari when using prototype.js and the pear HTML_TreeMenu to reproduce get prototype.js (http://www.prototypejs.org/assets/ 2008/1/25/prototype-1.6.0.2.js) and treemenu.js (http://cvs.php.net/ viewvc.cgi/pear/HTML_TreeMenu/TreeMenu.js?revision=1.22). and test the following html with safari on mac or windows (http:// www.apple.com/safari/download/)

hi, I have a draggable element (cart-item) in a shopping cart <%= draggable_element "item_#{product}_#{i}", :revert => true %> When this element is dragged outside the cart into the "main_div", I want to show a puff effect and remove the element. When it is dragged within the cart, it should revert. So i wrote this code for drop_receiving _element <%=

Hi All, I am trying to develop a dynamic form creator application, whereby we can drag objects from a "palette" and drop them onto a "form" to build the design of our form. To achieve this, when I have dragged the object, and dropped it onto the "form" area, I want to get the position of where the object was dropped. I have a droppable area:

This one''s kicking me in the *(&#^. All I want to do is create a draggable item and then detect the coordinates where it is dropped. So my first approach was to just use the draggable_element with :revert => false, like so: <%= draggable_element "my_element", :revert => false %> That works great and lets me drag stuff all over the place. In the scriptaculous

Hello community, I am a fairly new RoR programmer and I need some help with Scriptaculous Drag and Drop: So I have <%= draggable_element(@div_id, :revert => "failure", :snap => 5) -%> and a droppable: <%= drop_receiving_element(@team_div_id, :with => "''player='' + (element.id)+ ''&position='' + #{draft_position}"

Right now I am using page.remove and page.insert for some complex nested moves in RJS. I have my draggables set to revert, but they also revert when they hit a droppable. Meaning, the draggable will start reverting for part of a second before the page.remove kicks in. Is there a way to specify :revert => false for the drop_receiving_element, or something else to that affect? -- Respectfully:

In one of my view , I have an image the user need to click to close a <div>selections</div> added by an Ajax call. if I use : <img src ="/images/icon_closeitem.gif", size="16*16", border="0",alt="Close Selection", title="Close", onclick="<%= remote_function(:url => { :controller => ''property'',

Hello guys, I''m a scriptaculous newbie (I started working with it only yesterday) and I have already the first problem. I''m trying to implement a drag & drop list (fallowing the shopping cart example http://demo.script.aculo.us/shop) and I''m almost done but after dropping an item on the target div I need to refresh the page to see that the item has been moved.

On Mon, 9 Dec 2002, Martin Pool <mbp@samba.org> wrote: > >Mailman holds some suspicious messages for filtering by the admin. >However, for samba.org, this means about 80 messages per week, which >have to be handled through a clunky web interface, and which take time >away from more useful tasks. This is not acceptable. Pah! :) Try 100+ messages per day, with 200+ at the

Hi guys This is a pretty tricky one. I get a "undefined method `protect_against_forgery?'' for #<ActionView::Base:0x569a3d4>" error when trying to generate a partial from ''outside'' the web site. I do this as I have a rake task that checks for changes periodically in the background, and if it then sees a change it rebuilds the partial and posts the result

Im having problems with Droppables, and read that there are some attributes on the element that must be inline. What are those? I''ve tried to copy some of the code from the shop-demo, and my code seems to have the exact same attributes and more. The problem is that the droppable refuse to react whenever I attempt to drop a draggable on it, the onDrop does''nt seem to trigger.

When a ''draggable'' element is made ''sortable'', it no longer follows the mouse horizontally when you drag it. Is there a solution/workaround? TIA Alain

I have a container ''A'' which contains Draggables and a Droppable ''Trash''. These Draggables are set with ''revert:true''. Now, if a Draggable from ''A'' is dropped in the Trash, I don''t want it to revert, I want it to just disappear. I''ve tried using draggable.destroy() but this just prevents it from being

hi people! I have a view like this: # list.rhtml <form id="search"> <ul style="list-style: none;"> <div id="searchfields"> <%= render "contacts/search_fields" %> </div> <div id="trash"> trash me </div> </ul> <%= drop_receiving_element

All, I want to do an AJAX request using a custom image button. I currently have this as a standard button action using "button_to". What I need is the button equivalent of "link_to_remote". Is there a helper that I can use, or do I need to build it by hand? I see button_to_function(), but that sets me up to call a Javascript function, not post to a Rails action. Or can

Hi All, I''ve been a ASP.NET developer for the last few years and consider it to be a pretty productive environment to work with. However, the object-relational mapping (ActiveRecord) and simplicity of the Rails framework and Ruby in general really appeals to me. .NET currently doesn''t have something like Rails'' ORM - atleast not out-of-the-box. Here''s my

Hello, I have tried implementing the shopping cart ajax example and have run into some problems. The only differences with the shopping cart is My list of products are generated from a partial view The images of the products come from an http link. However, Iam seeing a strange behavior when I drag and drop the elements to my cart. On the first drag and drop the image successfully reverts to