Unobtrusive way to do $(document).ready(.....) in rails 3
In one of my views I need to do something upon loading of the page (load google maps JS and then initialize some of my stuff) I can certainly embed this bit into my haml/erb template but is there an UJS way to开发者_运维技巧 do this properly?
-content_for :head do
= google_loader_tag
#map_canvas
:javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
google.load('maps', '3', {other_params:'sensor=false', callback: initialize});
});
I did think that UJS meant not mixing Javascript and html templates together, but here I see no other option. What do you think?
as Confusion said in comments - it is UJS way
i would add that it's good practice to have such stuff inside content_for :document_ready and then yield :document_ready at the bottom of your <body> tag in your application layout
Your code doesn't show an example of 'obtrusive javascript'. As such, this is the UJS way of doing it.
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