Specifying html class to submit_to_remote

Rails
1

Hi
I am using submit_to_remote as below.But the class not working as
expected.Please help to correct it

<%= submit_to_remote ‘search_btn’, ‘Search’,
:html => {:class => ‘itilbuttonlink1’},
:url => { :controller => ‘service_desk’, :action
=> ‘search_knowledge_base’, :id => @sd_ticket } %>

Sijo

2

How is it working, and how do you expect it to work?

Julian.

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3

Hi
I have another cancel button just below the above submit_to_remote
.It has also the same html class applied
<%= link_to_remote( “Cancel”,
{:update => “search_kb_div”,
:url => {:controller => ‘service_desk’, :action =>
‘kb_result_cancel_button’, :id => @params[:id]}},
{:class => ‘itilbuttonlink1’}) %>

But it is working properly.Normally a white background and when pointing
out a grey one.Is my way of specifying class to submit_to_remote not
right?

Sijo

4

It should work. Please check the output html source to see if the
generated input tag has the class attribute. If so, there might be
some issue with your CSS style.

5

Hi
Thanks for your replies.Its output is a little bit length.I am sending
this…For submit_to_remote

And for link_to_remote (here class is working)

Cancel

Sijo

6

On 31 Mar 2008, at 09:39, Sijo Kg wrote:

Hi
Thanks for your replies.Its output is a little bit length.I am sending
this…For submit_to_remote

Well as you can see it is setting the class properly so something’s
wrong with your css.

Fred

7

submit_to_remote only has 3 arguments:
submit_to_remote(name, value, options = {})

Your code has 4 arguments for submit_to_remote.

link_to_remote is different.

This works for me (Rails 2.0.2) :

<%= submit_to_remote ‘general’, ‘Preview’,
{ :url => {:action => ‘general_preview’},
:html => {:class => ‘submitbutton’}}
%>

Note that there is one options hash with several sub-hashes, 3
arguments only. My .css file has an entry for ‘.submitbutton’, of
course.

F

8

I don’t know what your problem is, but when I have multiple submit
buttons I do it differently and it works. I put the class on a div
around the buttons. But it’s not exactly the same thing, of course.

<%= link_to_remote... %> ...and so on

F

9

submit_to_remote only has 3 arguments:
submit_to_remote(name, value, options = {})

Your code has 4 arguments for submit_to_remote.

link_to_remote is different.

This works for me (Rails 2.0.2) :

<%= submit_to_remote ‘general’, ‘Preview’,
{ :url => {:action => ‘general_preview’},
:html => {:class => ‘submitbutton’}}
%>

Note that there is one options hash with several sub-hashes, 3
arguments only. My .css file has an entry for ‘.submitbutton’, of
course.

F