In a Rails3 app, I have a boolean attribute root represented by a radio control (not checkbox) and I want to be able to automatically save the new value of root - Ajax-style.
not clear to me whether the problem is with the ujs driver or the jquery-validate plugin... when using jquery UJS driver (most recent, from github) + jquery-validate plugin (most recent, from github)
I have been a fan of UJS for the longest time and I usually put ALL my code in application.js(jquery, not prototype)
I\'m trying to implement ajaxy signup with rails 3. I\'m using jquery-ujs and remote form. I access the signup form with $.get request, and it is displayed correctly. This signup form is remote:
I am using Rails 3.0.3 with jQuery ujs. I want to send a form remotely. The view template mains/index.html.erb containing the form looks as follows:
As I look through the Rails 3 jquery-ujs code, I notice tha开发者_Python百科t it binds to custom JavaScript events (submit.rails, click.rails, etc). Does anyone know where are these custom \'.rails\'
I am making Ruby On Rails 3.0.3 app with JQuery 1.4.4 and jQuery UJS rails.js (https://github.com/rails/jquery-ujs)
I have an ajax form for creating a new Category. <%= form_for(@category, :remote => true) do |f| %>
I have a simple list of products where zebra striping is achieved using the cycle method. Here is the product partial:
I have a weird problem where JQuery is creating two AJAX requests for a link_to method. I am developing a Rails 3 app with JQuery for UJS. I have a toggle link which toggles between \'Follow\' and \'U