On Friday, October 23, 2015 at 7:02:34 AM UTC-4, Sergio Cambra wrote:
>
> On page load ActiveScaffold call this methods:
>
> ActiveScaffold.load_embedded(document);
> ActiveScaffold.enable_js_form_buttons(document);
> ActiveScaffold.live_search(document);
> ActiveScaffold.auto_paginate(document);
> ActiveScaffold.draggable_lists('.draggable-lists', document);
>
>
> Also, ActiveScaffold adds a listener for as:element_updated event, and
> call
> this methods there:
> ActiveScaffold.load_embedded(e.target);
> ActiveScaffold.enable_js_form_buttons(e.target);
> ActiveScaffold.live_search(e.target);
> ActiveScaffold.draggable_lists('.draggable-lists', e.target);
>
> So you could add a listener to your menu links, to trigger that event when
> success:
>
> $(document).on('ajax:success', 'selector for menu link', function() {
> $(document).trigger('as:element_updated);
> });
>
I have a page with several embedded scaffolds. Ideally, after performing a
remote action, I would like to refresh a specific scaffold. I thought that
maybe triggering as:element_updated on the scaffold div might update it,
but no joy. ActiveScaffold.load_embedded(document); did nothing either. I
finally figured out that if I replace the embedded scaffold with a
newly-rendered embedded scaffold (the original placeholder div), calling
ActiveScaffold.load_embedded(document); would then find that placeholder
and reload it.
It works, but is there a more direct way to refresh an embedded scaffold?
Jim Crate
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