Can someone help me fix this code? What I want to fix is: If a person doesn\'t enter a username or password, I just want the error text (the red messages on the side) without the \'sorry, no access\
I have this code (r\'^book/create/$\', create_update.create_object, book_model) book_model = {\'model\' : Book, \"template_name\" : \"app/generic_form.html\",}
Ok, this should be easy but for me it doesn\'t seem so... probably because i\'m very close to the deadline and have a lot to do.
I\'m sorry for asking a question that there seems to be TONS of info on, but I don\'t seem to be getting anywhere.
I\'ve been converting my site from Rails 2.x to Rails 3.0, and so far so good, except for a problem I\'m having with a form_for.I know to switch from remote_form_for to form_for, :remote => true, a
I\'m building a website with codeigniter and I\'m creating a form for user submission. I\'m thinking about having the form submit with an javasc开发者_开发技巧ript/AJAX call to a special controller i
I want to show an ale开发者_开发百科rt box before form submission. If a user presses yes, then the form will submit, otherwise it wont.
I have looked through related posts, but am not expert enough to tell if any response I\'ve read applies to my situation.
Can anyone explain this behavior? Pressing the Enter key in an HTML form\'s text box submits the form when the form contains a s开发者_StackOverflowingle text box, but not when the form contains two o
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