[Rails] Re: How can I prevent ENTER from submitting form?

I don't know my english but my javascript is very newbie, too much newbie ¿ Is not this, the same or similar, that disable the sumbmit button at the begining of onchange event and activate it at the end?...something like: <%= f.text_field :amount, onchange=>"disable_submit();" + remote_fun

[Rails] Re: Re: How can I prevent ENTER from submitting form?

Jordon Bedwell wrote in post #1084597: > On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Albert Catal > wrote: >> Easy and clean, thanks you > > If you want/need to prevent "enter" from submitting a form, you are > doing it wrong and you could be be alienating some disabled people who > do not use a mouse and r

[Rails] Re: How can I prevent ENTER from submitting form?

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[Rails] Re: Where do I put code when I share a partial between two controllers

Thanks for your response, sorry but my unknows go far away: I have two entitys: 1- Views or Partial: and I undersant this: render :partial /shred/foo 2- Method/controller (X). now I place this method in application_controller and the .js.rjs in views/application/X.js.rjs. It works But I do th

[Rails] Where do I put code when I share a partial between two controllers

Hello, I'm new in Rails and much more in MVC, and I'm absolutly lost. The question is more clearly this: If I have a partial, than uses a controller/method (called X) for requery itself via JS, and this partial is viewed in two screens ( two controllers, menu and sarch). where do you place this c

[Rails] Re: Configure logger, reopen class

Thanks for your time, but i am not able to make this working. Where can I see the code, and the files (if conig/application.rb. or where ever is), than explain how to customize the logger? thanks again (I am new in Ruby but not in Visual Foxpro, if somebody needs my help, I can exchange knowl

[Rails] Re: Re: Configure logger, reopen class

Curtis wrote in post #979429: > On Feb 3, 2011, at 2:57 AM, Albert Catal wrote: > >>> >> super("ERROR>"+msg) >> end >> end >> >> this is in a file.rb in config/initializers/ >> >> and raises the error I said >> > > > > Did you read my other response about class methods? Yes but

[Rails] Re: Configure logger, reopen class

Curtis j Schofield wrote in post #979342: > 2011/2/1 Albert Catal : >>super(args) >> end >> def error(msg) > > #also - this may give you an error > # i remember this as > msg = %%ERROR#{'-'*5}>#{msg}% > super > >> raises an error: [super: no superclass method `error' for >> >> >> What I did

[Rails] Re: Configure logger, reopen class

¿ Is this solution accessible from Models ? "logger ("...") in a model, ¿reach this code ( class ActiveSupport::BufferedLogger)? thanks you I like this solution (http://railscasts.com/episodes/56-the-logger) in environment.rb: class Logger def format_message(level, time, progname, msg) "

[Rails] Configure logger, reopen class

Hello, I whish configure logger, adding a prefix in all "logger.error(..)", a prefix like "ERROR-->", to be able, then to search in log file, easily. And to do that I had the idea of reopen Logger class, like this: - In a file placed in \initializers\ I put def initialize(