Colin Law wrote in post #964252:
> On 27 November 2010 09:45, Stefano Bonomi wrote:
>> Well
>> my problem is that after form post, I have to do a long elaboration.
>> So, my page remain stuck for a long time
>> I would like to display an intermediate page
Well
my problem is that after form post, I have to do a long elaboration.
So, my page remain stuck for a long time
I would like to display an intermediate page after post (thank for your
collaboration..blah, blah, blah.)
so that the visitor knows whats going on.
Any suggestion?
Thanks i
Ok Tom,
like you suggested, both params['first name'] and params[:'first name']
worked for me.
Case solved.
Thanks again
Stefano
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Hi Tom,
first of all many thanks for your suggestion.
I cannot migrate from the legacy database because it is still populated
by an electronic PLC wich has only MS ACCESS (aargh!) or MS SQL
connectors.
The same for DB field names.
They where defined five years ago and so I must live with them.
Hi all,
I've got a simple problem and I am wondering if it can be solved.
In my code I use Hash params name including white spaces (coming from
legacy database). They works well in my View, but I am not able to
properly use them later in my controller.
For instance, in my view I have:
It works
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 8:02 AM, Stefano Bonomi
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since this is client-side behavior, it has nothing to do with PHP, RoR
> or any other platform. You can do this using either JavaScript or a
> META tag.
>
> Fo
Hi,
I have a view, where I need to display some text and then after 5
seconds, redirect to an action automatically (sending one parameter
too).
Googling I've found only solutions for PHP and others, nothing for Ruby
on Rails.
How can I do in ROR ?
Many thanks in advance
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