Thank you so much -- this is exactly the solution I need. -RVince
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Yes, link_to_remote will call some action in your controller. That
action can generate javascript to update portion of your page.
That controller can have an some-action.rjs template (instead of the
usual some-action.html.erb)
That template could look something like this:
page.replace_html 'id-of
So, say, in page a I have data in rows, say. On each row, a link. That
link should open a form between the rows. YOu are saying there is a
way I can do that with link_to_remote somehow
On Aug 18, 10:55 am, hitch wrote:
> You can't do both of these things at the same time.
> If you want to use to
You can't do both of these things at the same time.
If you want to use toggle, the content should already be there and may
be hidden.
If you want to generate the content when the link is clicked, then you
should use link_to_remote to render the link,
Then you can render a partial in your rjs temp
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