Tim Shaffer wrote in post #955238:
> You need to explicitly separate the url_options hash and the
> html_options has for it to work:
>
> <%= link_to "Lab", { :action => :showlab }, :remote => true %>
Oh, great. That's it!
Everything works now.
Thanks a lot.
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I've just upgraded from rails 2 to 3 and got some problems with
the link_to method!
A line like this:
<%= link_to "Lab", :action => :showlab, :remote => true %>
creates a html link like this:
Lab
and not like this:
Lab
Is there anything wrong with the link_to syntax/line?
Everything works fi
Thanks for the tip Colin!
The visible path behind the links was generated by the css print layout.
Everything works fine now!
Well, I still have to fix the html errors ;)
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Colin Law wrote:
> On 12 August 2010 12:20, Jule Nissen wrote:
>> Colin Law wrote:
>
> Could you make sure you get your quoting correct please and insert
> your comments in the right place, I did not write the text below, you
> did. Thanks.
Ok
> The w3c html validat
Colin Law wrote:
This is what I get (IE7):
Ukekalendar
1
2
3
4
etc.
You can try it if you want on my testpage:
http://vaktliste.nevroradiologi.no
The path is only visible on my rails page
thanks,
landge
> On 12 August 2010 10:34, Jule Nis
Everything is fine with the IE 7!?
What does this mean?
/landge
Jule Nissen wrote:
>
>
> The path is showing up in my links too. Tried Safari and FireFox.
> Did you find a solution to this problem?
>
>
> /landge
>
> Matt Royer wrote:
>> Thanks for th
The path is showing up in my links too. Tried Safari and FireFox.
Did you find a solution to this problem?
/landge
Matt Royer wrote:
> Thanks for the tips Colin and Anand... Neither corrected the issue. I'm
> going to see if I can do this from another system. I'm wondering if my
> installati
Hi!
I'm trying to create a nested hash which should hold the dates
in my database as a kind of calendar. What I did so far is obviously
wrong,
because I'm storing the week-number for every day in the week array.
I don't really understand nested hashes and can't find the solution.
what am I doing
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