[Rails] Re: Routes from raw js (using XMLHttpRequest)

2009-07-28 Thread Matt Jones
You'll need to grab the token on the server side - see line 1065 of prototype_helper.rb for more detail. But before you do that, you may want to take a look at the rest of PrototypeHelper; what you're doing looks to be well-covered by the methods already available, which could save you a lot of

[Rails] Re: Routes from raw js (using XMLHttpRequest)

2009-07-27 Thread JannaB
Oh, wait, I need to pass the parameter of the authenticity_token to the url. How can I do this? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Ruby on Rails: Talk group. To post to this group, send email to

[Rails] Re: Routes from raw js (using XMLHttpRequest)

2009-07-25 Thread Matt Jones
What shows up in the log when you try this action? That will give you more info... --Matt Jones On Jul 24, 8:09 am, JannaB mistressja...@hotmail.com wrote: I am making an ajax call from js to call a method (assocboxchange) in my controller (AssociatesController),  using XMLHttpRequest. I know

[Rails] Re: Routes from raw js (using XMLHttpRequest)

2009-07-25 Thread JannaB
What a great tool. When I click the select box, in firebug, I see a RED: POST http://localhost:3000/channels/assocboxchange/ with a littel red circle with a white X in it. IF I look at the parameters, those seem to be passed properly. In my ChannelsController, I have: def assocboxchange

[Rails] Re: Routes from raw js (using XMLHttpRequest)

2009-07-24 Thread bill walton
On Fri, 2009-07-24 at 05:09 -0700, JannaB wrote: it is posting somewhere and I believe that because in firefox, the error concole is clean. The console tab in the Firebug plugin is what you want to be looking at. It will tell you if / where your app is making requests and the parameters