Hi,
i’m using a IFrame to dynamically load a part of my webpage.
When i use <%= link_to> tag i’m unable to set the target so that
the source reference provided in ‘link_to’ tag opens in IFrame.
Is there a way to overcome this issue.?
Also,Instead of using IFrames,is there any other options in rails
to form the templates.
thanks
FF
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<%= link_to ‘name’, {:action=>‘new’}, :target=>‘_blank’ %>
On 9/15/06, freaky fashion [email protected] wrote:
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freaky fashion wrote:
Also,Instead of using IFrames,is there any other options in rails
to form the templates.
I have (I think) a similar situation. My app has a user administration
page, from a popup on that page you select a user name and then you
click on the relevant button to see the appropriate page for that user
(eg view profile, view calendar etc…). At the bottom of the page I
have an empty div.
You can then use Ajax to load the appropriate page into that div i.e
link_to_remote ‘View Profile’, :url => {:action => :show, :controller =>
‘profile’}, :update => ‘div_to_fill’
Fred