So what I'm trying to build is pretty complicated and I would like to see if this is even achievable. What I'm building has multiple feeds but on the same view. So on the initial GET request it loads the default feed and then say the user wants to load another one of the feeds of posts with comments they can click that name and it uses ajax to load the new posts and comments on the bottom. Which obviously must render the comment form so that if someone wanted to add another comment they could. The issue whenever I render the posts and comments underneath them in this fashion the backend that creates comments does not see the Ajax request I am expecting it to. Basically, when it is a regular GET and it returns say the default stream of posts and comments everything is just dandy. But when I render the post form, post stream, and comments under those, the forms that worked just a minute ago do no work having been returned from a render to string call on a template that is dumped via an .html() call in a ajax response. Is this simply not achievable on the web? Or am I just ignorant to a solution to design this? Before my intention was to have 3 different views and urls and that could have probably worked given what I feel I know now but to me this solution I am working on is what I want. It is very nice to me to have one page for my app that has 3 feeds under that umbrella. It's just to make it all work and the page not refresh that requires ajax to load the relevant streams requested and that all works but so far I simply cannot make the form submit properly. The form shows up based on the template that is rendered but it is a no go when it comes to form submission it appears. Thanks for your insights. JJ Zolper
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