application.js is a place to park your custom javascript routines.
Therefore, the document ready call that you have there does not make
sense:
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $('#add_option').click(function() {
> $(this).addPollOption();
> });
Put call in your "layout" file(s), e.g., application.html.erb for
example. You can even add it to the "erb" files where you need this
functionality.
Also, you need to follow Ryan's screencast more closely. You will
notice that he has the javascript code to append the partial in
create.js.erb file. That is extremely important.
It is quite common to have Javascript "snippets" in various files and
have multiple document ready calls in place. It is a bit different
than what we are used to as Ruby or Ruby on Rails programmers but it
is best to get used to it. It is better than Obstrusive Javascript :)
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