similar to: [Ajax] draggable_element with button inside

Hi everyone, I am writing a ruby on rails application, and making heavy use of AJAX calls and evaluate_remote_response. In my remote responses I often have several update_element_function calls going on, to update several divs on the page. What I am doing is calling update_element_function, with the content as a block. Inside the block I usually have html, or make calls to other partials or

I am having trouble with draggable_element and come IE7 css. I have a list where I want the items in the list to be draggable. I need the list to have a fixed height so I would like a scrollbar. I use overflow:auto and everything works great in Firefox and Safari. But IE doesn''t respect the overflow:hidden. Well, it kind of does. It creates the scroll bars but lets everything spill

Hi all, I have an index.rhtml page which calls a partial called _tasks.rhtml. In the latter i call <%= draggable_element("icon#{@tasks.id}", :revert => true)%>. The first display of my page works fine and I get <script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ new Draggable("icon32", {revert:true}) //]]> </script> But then if I have an ajax

Hi - I posted this on another list, but received no response, so I''m trying this one. My apologies to those who have seen this question twice. I have two columns, one of draggable elements, the other of droppable elements. These are used to add items to a particular collection. (Story :habtm ''Assets'') Column 1 (Assets) Column 2 (Stories) ==============

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

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,

Greetings all, I am wondering are there any thing like link_to_remote(:update, :url) in rails which preserves the navigation feature (back & forward button as well as bookmarks) of the browser? Thanks very much! Cheers, Difei -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

I have a regular controller action which, when called, makes an HTTP GET request to another server. That works fine. I''d like to throw that inside an action called with link_to_remote, but that''s having problems. The error I get follows. Any ideas? Pat http://localhost:3000/main/ -> /javascripts/prototype.js [2006-02-22 06:08:11] ERROR ThreadError: timeout within

GAH! Here is the firefox behavior, which is perfect: 1) View page 1 2) Update some text by using link_to_remote or remote_form_for, along with an RJS replace or replace_html 3) Navigate to page 2 4) Hit back 5) Page was cached with dom updates, note that the page is show in the same state as it was left Safari 3.0 behavior 1..4) repeat 5) Page reloads, ending up in the state where it was left

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.

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

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",

Hello I have included prototype in my Applications rhtml file <head> <%= javascript_include_tag "prototype" %> <title>FLYPRO </title> <%= stylesheet_link_tag ''flypro'' %> </head> I call link_to_remote in a page as follows <div id="flypro-list"> </div> <%= link_to_remote("Do

Hi, Here is what I would like: 2 radio buttons: "yes" and "no" There will be 2 containers: <div id="yes" style="display: none;">Yes stuff</div> <div id="no" style="display: none;">No stuff</div> What I want is whenever the "yes" radio button is selected, on the "yes" div should be made

Guys, I want to be able to update the contents of a table without dedrawing the entire thing. Basically, if the user clicks on the 2nd column then i want to turn that cell red, the 3rd green and the 4th blue. I have the table drawing correctly now but not updating correctly. I can''t get the update to work on the div unless its inside the table cell. I was hoping to have the div

Hi, In my project, there is an rhtml page with an embedded SVG file. In my javascript functions, I can find an object by id inside the SVG file with the following: ObjectInSVG = top.document.embeds[0].getSVGDocument().getElementById("rect"); Now, I want to use Ajax methods, like link_to_remote, in the rhtml page to manipulate the SVG objects. The problem is that 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

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

I would really appreciate some help with changing a link_to_remote call to a button of some sort. Here''s a little background. On the page there are two <div>s. One is a form that lets the visitor enter items. The second <div> is where the entered items get displayed, each in it''s own item <div>. Each item <div> has two <span>s. The first one