How could I generate above text filed using ruby?
I am not sure how to give the options such as onchange, onfocus, id and
so on?
could some one please help.
How could I generate above text filed using ruby?
I am not sure how to give the options such as onchange, onfocus, id and
so on?
could some one please help.
You can specify that behaviour in the options parameter of the
text_field
method in FormHelper. For example, you can do the following:
<%= text_field :object, ‘field’, :onchange => “your onchange javascript
here”, :onfocus => “your onfocus javascript here” %>
HTH,
Leendert
Leendert Brouwer wrote:
You can specify that behaviour in the options parameter of the
text_field
method in FormHelper. For example, you can do the following:
<%= text_field :object, ‘field’, :onchange => “your onchange javascript
here”, :onfocus => “your onfocus javascript here” %>HTH,
Leendert
Hi I did try it and it throws an error fallowing is my code
<%= text_field ‘reservation’, ‘start_time’, :id => “dateField”,
:onchange =>“magicDate(‘dateField’);”, :onfocus=“if (this.className !=
‘error’) this.select()” %>
I believe the error occurs in onfocuse area as It might be getting
confused with the input
Could you someone pls help me to correct this?
Leendert Brouwer wrote:
On 8/1/06, Ruwan B. [email protected] wrote:
Hi I did try it and it throws an error fallowing is my code
<%= text_field ‘reservation’, ‘start_time’, :id => “dateField”,
:onchange =>“magicDate(‘dateField’);”, :onfocus=“if (this.className !=
‘error’) this.select()” %>I believe the error occurs in onfocuse area as It might be getting
confused with the inputWhat’s the error? Are you getting a rails error, or a javascript error?
I am getting a rails error on this area :onfocus="if (this.className !=
‘error’) this.select()"
its pointing the error on :onfocus=" <<<< on the quote symbol.
Any ideas?
On 8/1/06, Ruwan B. [email protected] wrote:
Hi I did try it and it throws an error fallowing is my code
<%= text_field ‘reservation’, ‘start_time’, :id => “dateField”,
:onchange =>“magicDate(‘dateField’);”, :onfocus=“if (this.className !=
‘error’) this.select()” %>I believe the error occurs in onfocuse area as It might be getting
confused with the input
What’s the error? Are you getting a rails error, or a javascript error?
On 8/2/06, woow [email protected] wrote:
Any ideas?
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You have a typo. Should be :onfocus => " whereas you have only the =
On Wednesday, August 02, 2006, at 3:31 AM, woow wrote:
I believe the error occurs in onfocuse area as It might be getting
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Try this instead…
<%= text_field :object, ‘field’, {}, {:onchange => “your onchange
javascript
here”, :onfocus => “your onfocus javascript here”} %>
_Kevin
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