Hi,
I'm trying to use a form.select with a a simple javascript alert.
This is my code.
<%= form.select(:entry_type, Entry::TYPES, :prompt => "Select The
Type", :onChange => "alert('test')") %>
The form loads without any issue, but onChange is not in the HTML
source. Of course, since the onChange is not in the source, nothing
happens regardless of the list item I select.
Does anybody know what is going on? Why is the onChange not appearing
in the source?
Thanks
on 2007-07-06 05:33
on 2007-07-06 05:49
the format for the select helper is the following:
select(object, method, choices, options = {}, html_options = {})
so you should use something like:
<%= select(object, method, choices, { :prompt => "Select the Type"}, {
:onchange => "alert('test');"}) %>
Adam
on 2007-07-07 13:51
oozy wrote: > I'm trying to use a form.select with a a simple javascript alert. > This is my code. > <%= form.select(:entry_type, Entry::TYPES, :prompt => "Select The > Type", :onChange => "alert('test')") %> Here's a working onChange under a different Rails function: <%= select( :user, :fighter_image_url, images, { :selected => current_user.fighter_image_url }, { :onchange => '$("fighter_image_reflector").src = "/images/fighters/"+this.value;' } ) %> One of the major joys and challenges of Rails is how many different ways it supports to pass raw HTML attributes into methods that generate HTML. It's a credit to Ruby's infinite flexibility that Rails can support so many. For example, the above method doesn't take just one trailing hash. (A trailing hash is how most :foo => :bar magic works, without {}). In this case, Rails takes some fixed arguments, then takes two hashes, one for dynamic options and the other for raw HTML arguments. Research the prototype to your select, and determine which argmument gets the :onchange. -- Phlip http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596510657/ "Test Driven Ajax (on Rails)" assert_xpath, assert_javascript, & assert_ajax
on 2007-09-26 16:54
how to use :onchange with select box in following case ?
<%= select('contact', 'city', [ 'Mumbai', 'Paris', 'London'], {
:onchange => "my_fun();" }) %>
here 'my_fun()' is my javascript function.
Any help ?
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Thanks,
SN.
on 2007-09-26 18:59
just do:
<%= select('contact', 'city', [ 'Mumbai', 'Paris', 'London'], :onchange
=> :my_fun) %>
Suhas Nehete wrote:
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> --
> Thanks,
> SN.
>
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Sincerely,
William Pratt
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