Submit form using a link instead of a button

[fries88]

Hi,

Which form should I use? I am currently using form_for.Is it the right
form to use? What I am supposed to do in the form is to save the various
fields and go to the next page when i click the link which i am going to
name next. I am now using <%= link_to_function ‘Next’,
“$(‘form_id’).submit(0)” %> to create the link. I have tried to give the
form_for an id by doing this:

<% form_for :e0_1_prod_desc,:id => ‘prod’, :url => { :action =>
:save_prod_desc } do |n| %>

There is an error when I press submit.Can someone tell me the right way
to do this?

And i just saw from somewhere,

<%= link_to_function ‘Submit’, “$(‘form_id’).submit(0)” %>

Why is submit(0)? What is the difference between submit(0) and submit()?

Thanks,
fries88

[fries88]

I think that should be

<%= link_to_function ‘Submit’, “$(‘prod’).submit()” %>

and not

<%= link_to_function ‘Submit’, “$(‘form_id’).submit(0)” %>

view source to make sure the tag has id=“prod” as you
intended. also you may want to call it product_form or something less
likely to conflict with something else.

[fries88]

rubynuby wrote:

I think that should be

<%= link_to_function ‘Submit’, “$(‘prod’).submit()” %>

and not

<%= link_to_function ‘Submit’, “$(‘form_id’).submit(0)” %>

view source to make sure the tag has id=“prod” as you
intended. also you may want to call it product_form or something less
likely to conflict with something else.

Hi,

I have checked to sure the tag has id=“prod”. But it doesn’t. I
am currently using form_for. And I’ve tried ways to set the id. But it
does work. Can anyone teach me how to set the id for form_for?

Thanks
fries 88

[fries88]

:html => { :id => “here” }

On Jan 11, 2008 12:07 PM, user splash [email protected]
wrote:

view source to make sure the tag has id=“prod” as you

Thanks
fries 88

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