> > > Thank you! Your referral to the API for the link_to led to this: > Note that if the user has JavaScript disabled, the request will fall > back to using GET. I was really on the wrong track! I recently upgraded > to Rails 3.2 and most of my Javascript stopped working. I was going to > try to figure out why after solving this current problem but I guess I > have to move on to the Javascript issues... > > This in case you want an alternative to the js based destroy link
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