Ajax doesn't show at the right place

Rails
1

Hi,

I use link_to_remote to create a link to trigger an
ajax, things work fine, a new rhtml is created,
however, the newly created rhtml doesn’t replace my
old zone, it shows instead on top of my old
zone…Does someone know why???

my code is like

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Thanks you very much

Saiho

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You have to replace a whole block… not a tr or a td… the whole table.

pmt

Saiho sayoyo wrote:

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Saiho–

Actually you can simply replace a row if you like in your table:

~d

4

In Firefox 1.+ and IE 6.+ the below code works quite nicely.
Other browsers, I am not sure as they are not a requirement of the
current
project I have it implemented for.

Thanks,
~d

5

Actually, I don’t think

is valid inside a tag… only
or . You’d
want to replace the . Not sure how well all the browsers deal with
that though…

b

6

“work” != “valid”

b

7

Ben–

Can you please define what you mean by valid?
In Firefox using the HTMLValidation plugin, the page is valid.
I don’t know what else I need to do to make this “valid”.

Thanks,
~d

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Thanks you very much for the information:)!!!

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Damon H. wrote:

Ben–

Can you please define what you mean by valid?
In Firefox using the HTMLValidation plugin, the page is valid.
I don’t know what else I need to do to make this “valid”.

Really? Well maybe I have some bad info then… What I found online was
that the only
valid children of are and . Did you try running the page
through the w3c
validator? (http://validator.w3.org/) Maybe there are some settings in
the plugin that’s
allowing this to pass?

I just tried taking a valid xhtml 1.0 transitional page and adding
“

some
stuff
” to it and the validator complains that

is not in a valid location, nor is the text inside it valid.

b

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Ben–

I am not sure why it isn’t complaining about the it could be
that
the plugin is indeed “fixing” the problem.
Beats me.
What happens in my case is the

<tdbody></tdbody>

is replaced by a lot of

data when the ajax action is completed.
maybe the resulting page is valid??

thanks,
~damon