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Darren Evans
I have a difficult using Ajax and wondered whether anyone has the
expertise to advise me how to proceed?
1. We start at edit - this calls a partial form, which then calls a
series of partials (which themselves call partials sometimes). If we
take the case of features, the form goes:
edit - _form - _features - _feature
2. Updates are made in the controller, then there is a re-direct to
update.rjs (this works it gets there).
3. We have:
page.replace_html("features" ,
artial => 'features' , bject =>
@features)
page[:features].visual_effect :highlight, :startcolor => "#88ff88",
:endcolor => "#114411"
I have tried many permutations of the above (and trying to use form),
but it will not work...
4. Now I would like to return to edit, but show a visual effect on
features to show that the update has occured
I fear that restructuring may be required, because may have to be in
edit. Any advice would be really appreaciated
Regards
Darren
expertise to advise me how to proceed?
1. We start at edit - this calls a partial form, which then calls a
series of partials (which themselves call partials sometimes). If we
take the case of features, the form goes:
edit - _form - _features - _feature
2. Updates are made in the controller, then there is a re-direct to
update.rjs (this works it gets there).
3. We have:
page.replace_html("features" ,
artial => 'features' , bject =>@features)
page[:features].visual_effect :highlight, :startcolor => "#88ff88",
:endcolor => "#114411"
I have tried many permutations of the above (and trying to use form),
but it will not work...
4. Now I would like to return to edit, but show a visual effect on
features to show that the update has occured
I fear that restructuring may be required, because may have to be in
edit. Any advice would be really appreaciated
Regards
Darren