$.colorbox({html:%= @x %, width:35%,height:400px});
Assuming that the line of jquery code is executed client side and operates on
the HTML returned from the Ajax request you will not have access to the
instance variable. It will have been rendered in the returned HTML on the
server. You
Ya, thank you,adding @ to variable made it available in the view.
here, I m making HTTP request using ajax, which goes to my controller
and executes a method, Now I m getting return value in view. But I have
to display it in popup menu. the code for the pop up is
$.colorbox({html:%= @x %,
Adding @ to a variable doesn make the variable instance variable, its
convention that are followed while writing a ruby program, I think...
Here I have a variable x = 10, in my controller how can i access it in
view without using cookies.
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Adding @ to a variable doesn make the variable instance variable, its
convention that are followed while writing a ruby program, I think...
Here I have a variable x = 10, in my controller how can i access it in
view without using cookies.
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On 18 December 2012 05:10, Praveen BK li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Adding @ to a variable doesn make the variable instance variable, its
convention that are followed while writing a ruby program, I think...
Here I have a variable x = 10, in my controller how can i access it in
view without
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