Hi Hassan, please take a look at my reply to Michael.
On Mar 22, 6:11 pm, Hassan Schroeder
wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 2:51 PM, RichardOnRails
>
> wrote:
> > Thanks for joining the conversation. I ran my the HTML page which was
> > generated by my .erb. I had a form_for with an embedded d
Great response, Michael. I now have a clean validation on the
compiled code, but I've still got a problem.
I've got clean code that validates. http://www.pastie.org/882256
displays:
- new.html.erb
- HTML generated for new.html.erb
- Validation for generated html, which has one spurious (IMHO) war
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 2:51 PM, RichardOnRails
wrote:
> Thanks for joining the conversation. I ran my the HTML page which was
> generated by my .erb. I had a form_for with an embedded div and the
> HTML page had an embedded div. W3C didn't like it. The details are
> at http://www.pastie.org/
On 22 March 2010 21:51, RichardOnRails
wrote:
> Hi Hassan,
>
> Thanks for joining the conversation. I ran my the HTML page which was
> generated by my .erb. I had a form_for with an embedded div and the
> HTML page had an embedded div. W3C didn't like it. The details are
> at http://www.pastie
Hi Hassan,
Thanks for joining the conversation. I ran my the HTML page which was
generated by my .erb. I had a form_for with an embedded div and the
HTML page had an embedded div. W3C didn't like it. The details are
at http://www.pastie.org/881730. Now that I look at it again,
perhaps the Obj
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 1:35 PM, RichardOnRails
wrote:
> Your "how's the HTML" question really did the job:
> tag not allowed within the scope of a tag.
What gives you that idea? It's simply not true.
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Hey Colin,
Your "how's the HTML" question really did the job:
tag not allowed within the scope of a tag.
Which means the my .erb can't have:
<% form_for(@expense) do |f| %>
[snip]
<%= select_tag "test",
options_for_select(@current_vendors.collect { |v|
v.nickname
On 21 March 2010 10:49, RichardOnRails
wrote:
> Hi Colin,
>
> Your "check the HTML" tip is *great* ... it's now in my debugging
> arsenal.
Another tip is to install the Html Validator add-on to Firefox and it
will automatically validate your pages as you develop, this often
shows up the reason wh
Hi Colin,
Your "check the HTML" tip is *great* ... it's now in my debugging
arsenal.
> comma missing
That was a tip on my img-base code. I'll get back to that because I
like the down-arrow image better that ShowList button version, which
is close to working.
My last next-to-last problem in this
On 21 March 2010 05:02, RichardOnRails
wrote:
> OK, I got rid of all the syntax errors.
> The vendor_drop list is now hidden on startup of the view
> I switched from an image to a button
> However, the drop list does not get displayed when the ShowList button
> is clicked
> Code is below. Ideas
OK, I got rid of all the syntax errors.
The vendor_drop list is now hidden on startup of the view
I switched from an image to a button
However, the drop list does not get displayed when the ShowList button
is clicked
Code is below. Ideas are most welcome
<%= button_to_function("ShowList",
%
I think I improved two things in the version of lines 20-26 below:
1. I gave the div an id rather than a name
2. I gave the div a style of "display:none" so that it's hidden at
every startup of the view
<%# = image_tag "DownArrow.jpg" options =
{ onclick=page["vendor_droplist"].show } %>
I think I corrected the div by:
1. giving it an id rather than a name
2. adding display:none to start it off hidden
as follows:
<%# = image_tag "DownArrow.jpg" options =
{ onclick=page["vendor_droplist"].show } %>
<%= select_tag "test",
options_for_select(@curre
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