It should (in order to what I read in apidock) prompt me for
confirmation via javascript confirm, but it doesn’t.
If you check the html generated you’ll noticed that the url has a
confirm parameter. If you check apidoc again you’ll see that the
confirm option needs to be passed in the second options hash, ie
link_to ‘blah’, {options for url}, {other stuff here}
Any idea why?
Also when I set the :id attribute, either @pirate or @pirate.id
work… why is that, and what’s the preferred form?
Because if you pass an activerecord object as the :id for a url rails
calls to_param on it, which by default returns id. The preferred form
these days would be to have the appropriate routes and do link_to
‘edit’, edit_pirate_path(@pirate)
Thanks so much, I was passing the args in the wrong order as you stated.
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Frederick C. [email protected] wrote:
It should (in order to what I read in apidock) prompt me for
Because if you pass an activerecord object as the :id for a url rails
calls to_param on it, which by default returns id. The preferred form
these days would be to have the appropriate routes and do link_to
‘edit’, edit_pirate_path(@pirate)
Fred
Thanks!
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Fernandez, Pablo.
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