[Rails] Re: RJS Files, Conditions and REST

Regardless if I'm using "index" or "list" it still doesn't solve my issue. If both calls were made to the list command, my question is would I use a new format to get two different outputs ( views ) or is the correct way to use if statements in the RJS files? I'm leaning the way of the new forma

[Rails] Re: RJS Files, Conditions and REST

Hi, sw0rdfish wrote: > the LIST command isn't part of the 7 REST actions... > so using list, is un-restful! Read more on REST. You've come to an incorrect conclusion: if it isn't part of the Rails default support for REST, then it isn't REST. Utter nonsense. Best regards, Bill --~--~-

[Rails] Re: RJS Files, Conditions and REST

the LIST command isn't part of the 7 REST actions... so using list, is un-restful! I'm still not convinced that the if statment in the RJS file is the way to go for fun I made a new RJS file, called it index.js2.rjs and made a new MIME type in environment.rb and it seems to work well... I've

[Rails] Re: RJS Files, Conditions and REST

Hi, sw0rdfish wrote: > I've created some AJAX type searches in my project that rely > on searching on companies, which I use the INDEX action of > company_controller and pass a parameter While 'index' is an OK choice here, given the default action in Rails, you might want to consider using the