Ajax:success seems not respond

Rails
1

I have:

= form_tag document_template_sessions_path, :id =>
“document_template_session_frm”, :remote => true do

In the controller I have:

class DocumentTemplateSessionsController < ApplicationController

def create
session[:document] = Hash.new
session[:document][:prot_n] = params[:document][:prot_n]
session[:document][:prot_data] = params[:document][:prot_data]
session[:document][:subject] = params[:document][:subject]

In the .js.coffee file I have:

$(document).on “click”, “#document_template_session_btn”, ->
$("#document_template_session_frm").submit()
$("#document_template_session_frm").on ‘ajax:success’, ->
$("#invite_frm").submit()

The status after $("#document_template_session_frm").submit() is 200
OK.
but it seems that ajax:success is not considered because invite_frm
submit is not called.
I need a render call at the end of create method?

2

Just a wild guess, but are you returning valid json from the server?
I’ve seen that when I have a syntax error in my returned json.

3

On 15 April 2012 15:33, Paul [email protected] wrote:

Just a wild guess, but are you returning valid json from the server?
I’ve seen that when I have a syntax error in my returned json.

Sorry for my ignorance.
I simply run create method from document_template_session_controller.
Why it works if I don’t submit the second form and doesn’t run if I
submit also the second form?

4

I think you’re just not adding the callback before the submit.

When you submit and you don’t have the callback set, the callback will
obviously never get called.

Try this:
$(document).on “click”, “#document_template_session_btn”, ->
$("#document_template_session_frm").on ‘ajax:success’, ->
$("#invite_frm").submit()
$("#document_template_session_frm").submit()

5

On 15 April 2012 19:00, Mauro [email protected] wrote:

On 15 April 2012 15:33, Paul [email protected] wrote:

Just a wild guess, but are you returning valid json from the server?
I’ve seen that when I have a syntax error in my returned json.

Sorry for my ignorance.
I simply run create method from document_template_session_controller.
Why it works if I don’t submit the second form and doesn’t run if I
submit also the second form?

it seems that can’t do two or more consecutive submits via ajax in the
manner I’ve posted.
Can you suggest a solution?

6

On 17 April 2012 13:35, Draiken [email protected] wrote:

I think you’re just not adding the callback before the submit.

When you submit and you don’t have the callback set, the callback will
obviously never get called.

Try this:
$(document).on “click”, “#document_template_session_btn”, →
$(“#document_template_session_frm”).on ‘ajax:success’, →
$(“#invite_frm”).submit()
$(“#document_template_session_frm”).submit()

I’ve tried this:

$(document).on “click”, “#document_template_session_btn”, →
$(“#document_template_session_frm”).submit()
$(“#document_template_session_frm”).on ‘ajax:success’, →
$(“#invite_frm”).submit()

It seems to work well now.