Sure.. lets take this outside! ;)
It'll help if you send me the code with the flow for one action that
works and one that doesnt. no promises :).
On Apr 13, 10:10 am, Chris Habgood wrote:
> Ok, you asked what a mop was.
>
> ajaxAddtoMop just makes the association between the contact and form th
Ok, you asked what a mop was.
ajaxAddtoMop just makes the association between the contact and form then
updates the select removing the user from the select box. I have quite a
few rjs and partials to make the full CRUD operations working ajax wise
inline in the form. I can go offline if you re
I meant the flow of control in the code.
>From the view to the controller action, to the RJS and back to the
view.
I dont see a call to ajaxAddToMop.
What are the names of the files with the RJS and the select_box?
>if I do a delete or if I remove the
>contact from the form I also do a replace li
Well it is a telecom thing. If you perform maintenance on equipment then
you need a form explaining what to do and how to do it.
Anyway, the partial gives me a "prompt" if I do a delete or if I remove the
contact from the form I also do a replace like on an New contact and it does
give me a promp
Not able to understand the flow of control.
What is mop? Could you explain a bit further? This is interesting..
On Apr 12, 3:13 am, Me wrote:
> Ok this is weird, I have full CRUD working for my contacts table all
> doing ajax inline in my form. the odd one is that my delete funtion
> uses the s
Ok this is weird, I have full CRUD working for my contacts table all
doing ajax inline in my form. the odd one is that my delete funtion
uses the same partial as the one above and when I do the rjs for the
update on the select it DOES give me the "Prompt" to select User.
Delete is the only one th
OK, I used the ID of the select and did a replace:
RJS:
page[:showcontact].hide
page[:contactlist].show
page.insert_html :bottom,'contactlist', :partial => 'ajaxAddToMop', :locals
=> {:contact => @contact }
page[:contact_id].replace :partial => "updateContactList", :locals =>
{:contacts => @conta
Hmm, hope you can post up more code, even from your controller as
well.
I think that instead of replacing the entire select tag, you can
simply replace its contents. Firstly, give the select tag an id so
that in your RJS, you can replace_html with options_for_select or
whatever function you might
Ok, that select I put is the only thing in the partial.
Here is the rjs:
page[:contact_list].replace_html :partial => 'updateContactList', :locals =>
{ :contact => @contact }
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 6:58 PM, Phlip wrote:
>
> Me wrote:
> > I have this select in a form:
> > <%= select('contact', '
Me wrote:
> I have this select in a form:
> <%= select('contact', 'id', @contacts, {:prompt => 'Select Contact'} ,
> { :onchange => remote_function(:url => { :controller =>
> 'contacts', :action => "ajaxshowcontact", :id => @mop.id}, :with =>
> "'contactid=' + this.value" )
> } ) %>
>
> The
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