I have a list of objects that are in a table. Each row of the table
contains the elements of one object. The rows have dynamically
generated id’s based on the object.
I’ve created a destroy method for these objects, but I am not sure what
to put in the rjs to remove the object from the list.
I have a list of objects that are in a table. Each row of the table
contains the elements of one object. The rows have dynamically
generated id’s based on the object.
I’ve created a destroy method for these objects, but I am not sure what
to put in the rjs to remove the object from the list.
If you’re using tables, as in
, you’ll be very limited to what
you
can do with Ajax. Best bet is to just re-render the table.
On Jun 2, 6:49 pm, David M. <rails-mailing-l…@andreas- s.net> wrote:
I have a list of objects that are in a table. Each row of the table
contains the elements of one object. The rows have dynamically
generated id’s based on the object.
I’ve created a destroy method for these objects, but I am not sure what
to put in the rjs to remove the object from the list.
I’ve developed an app that can delete table rows with an Ajax call. I
wrote a javascript delete function and call it from rjs. The script
ultimately uses the built-in remove method:
$(‘my_row_id’).remove();
Since you’ve written your own method, have you tried simply:
page['my_row_'id].destroy
in your rjs?
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