Hi
I would like to construct a button like
Add
And I used the helper button_to_remote for this like
<%= button_to_remote(“Add”,
{ :url => some_url(@id),
:condition => “check_valid()”,
:with=> “‘ids=’+user_ids”},
{:class => “form-button2 fixed3”}
) %>
I get the functionality correctly But it produces html like
<input type"button" class=“form-button2 fixed3”…/> So
ignoring css style
Please tell me which helper to use to get html like <button
type=“button”…
Thanks in advance
Tom
Hi
Did not get ny reply. Please help. It is urgent
Tom
Tom M. wrote:
Hi
Did not get ny reply. Please help. It is urgent
Tom
Bumping after 5 hours doesn’t make people want to help you.
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]
Hi
You are right. But still the problem. Please help if possible
Tom
I don’t think there is a method you’ll be able to use to generate a
tag. There seem to be some compatibility issues with that
tag. I guess you have your reasons to be using instead of
. In any case, since the call to button_to_remote
will just generate a string that will be passed back to the browser as
html maybe you can just hack something with a regex and manipulate the
result of button_to_remote to replace the initial ‘<input’ with
‘<button’. I don’t know if that will work but it could be worth a try?
On 4 June 2010 05:40, Tom M. [email protected] wrote:
:with=> "'ids='+user_ids"},
{:class => “form-button2 fixed3”}
) %>
I get the functionality correctly But it produces html like
<input type"button" class=“form-button2 fixed3”…/> So
ignoring css style
Please tell me which helper to use to get html like <button
type=“button”…
You can always just put the raw html in yourself.
Colin
Hi
Finally I solved like
Add
And may I conclude that there is no helper which gives exact raw html
like <button type="button
Tom