Radhames Brito wrote in post #950213:
>> So, something like (with jQuery):
>> $.ajax({ url: "http://myrailsapp.com/some_partial";, success: function
>> (data) { $('#destination_element').innerHTML = data })
>>
>> This is, I believe, the proper way to do it.
>>
>>
> would it be
>
"http://myrailsapp.com/mycontroller/some_partial<http://myrailsapp.com/some_partial>"?
Depends on your routes! But you knew that. :)
Yeah, I was just giving a sample URL. I wasn't worried too much about
the exact structure of it.
> makes sense, it jumps one step from the ones im used to, ill tst it when
> i
> get home.
>
> and what do you mean by "(anti)pattern"?
I mean that you're apparently using it as a repeated pattern. I think
it's an antipattern -- something that looks like a good design pattern
at first, but is in fact to be avoided.
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