dino d. wrote:
> I'm trying to create a widget where my rails code generates a fresh
> widget (which is javascript) to replace the old one. To do this, I
> need to insert new javascript with AJAX with RJS (so my partial begins
> with <script...). Is this possible? Right now, it replaces the old
> widget div with nothing and I get no errors. Is this a browser
> safeguard or something?
Wouldn't your controller action look like this?
def xhr_whatever
render :update do |rjs|
rjs.replace :my_div, '<script> js blah blah blah </script>'
end
end
The stack should handle escaping, javascript-ing, escaping, transmitting,
de-escaping, evaluating, and de-escaping that.
But I'm sure there's a better way to write your actual feature. I sling Ajax
here and there all the time and never once found a need to push a '<script>'...
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