On Sep 9, 10:38 pm, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So it turns out the call myArray.toJSON() only converts the javascript
> array myArray to a string. I have implemented a work around parse to
> convert the string into an array, but i was wondering if anyone knows
> of a JSON method to conv
I may be wrong, but since JS is a client side language and Ruby is a
server side language, won't all of the ruby code have been parsed before
the JS array is ever even created?
-- Josh
David wrote:
> So it turns out the call myArray.toJSON() only converts the javascript
> array myArray to a st
So it turns out the call myArray.toJSON() only converts the javascript
array myArray to a string. I have implemented a work around parse to
convert the string into an array, but i was wondering if anyone knows
of a JSON method to convert directly to a ruby array. Maybe this
would be faster?
On
Yea, you were right, its been a long daybut i have finally figured
it out. Thanks for your help. For anyone who is trying to convert a
javascript array to a ruby array and pass the array to the controller
you can follow this advice:
create a javascript function that returns the array with th
On Sep 9, 9:03 am, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is the line that caused the error: <%= link_to_remote 'Click
> me', :url => {:controller => "appointments", :action =>
> "array"}, :with => "test"%>. These are the lines that follow the
No, that line didn't cause the error. That piece
This is the line that caused the error: <%= link_to_remote 'Click
me', :url => {:controller => "appointments", :action =>
"array"}, :with => "test"%>. These are the lines that follow the
error:
TypeError (exception object expected):
/app/controllers/appointments_controller.rb:72:in `raise'
On Sep 9, 6:22 am, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> okay, thanks for the heads up. The error says, TypeError (exception
> object expected). Not sure what this means, do you have any idea?
>
Usually it means you tried to raise something that isn't an exception,
but without a backtrace or seei
okay, thanks for the heads up. The error says, TypeError (exception
object expected). Not sure what this means, do you have any idea?
On Sep 8, 6:45 pm, Frederick Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On 9 Sep 2008, at 02:42, David wrote:
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> > Yea, I am trying to just use the link_to_rem
On 9 Sep 2008, at 02:42, David wrote:
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> Yea, I am trying to just use the link_to_remote helper now, but aside
> from converting the array and using JSON, I can't even get the
> link_to_remote to route now. I am using:
>
> <%= link_to_remote 'Click me', :url => {:action => "update"}, :with
> =
Yea, I am trying to just use the link_to_remote helper now, but aside
from converting the array and using JSON, I can't even get the
link_to_remote to route now. I am using:
<%= link_to_remote 'Click me', :url => {:action => "update"}, :with
=> 'test' %>
and the only action that works successf
On 8 Sep 2008, at 22:54, David wrote:
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> Sorry, that ajax.request method should be a put, so:
>
> new Ajax.Request('/appointments/array/',
> {method:'post',postBody:"'data='+myArray.toJSON"});
>
If you're just posting json then you shouldn't that data= (and you
look like you're writing a link
Sorry, that ajax.request method should be a put, so:
new Ajax.Request('/appointments/array/',
{method:'post',postBody:"'data='+myArray.toJSON"});
On Sep 8, 2:52 pm, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey can anyone help me convert a javascript array into a ruby array.
> Ive been struggling with
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