Nathan,
good of you to 'volunteer' for this shitty detail <:)
I worked my _login.haml down to this pittyful slump of code:
- form_remote_tag( :update=> {:success => 'documentcontent'}, :url =>
{ :controller => 'account', :action => 'ajax_login' }) do
%label Brugernavn
= text_field_tag 'login', '', { :autocomplete=>'off', :onfocus=>
'new Effect.Highlight(this, { duration: 1.5 });'}
%label Adgangskode
= password_field_tag 'password', '',
{ :autocomplete=>'off', :onfocus=> 'new Effect.Highlight(this,
{ duration: 1.5 });'}
%button{ :type=>"submit", :style=>"width: 100px;"} Login
= if ( flash[:error] ) then flash[:error] end
and still - when I try submitting the form, account/ajax_login renders
partially account/_login.haml as if it had been asked to do a
elem.innerText=[contents of _login.haml] (see snippets below)
And keep in mind that on the virgin (virgin because once 'polluted'
the <div id='documentcontent'> is not able to perform anything
resembling normality) run, _login.haml renders partially OK (as I
have
#documentcontainer
#documentcontent= logged_in? ? render( :partial=>'motd') :
render( :partial=>'account/login')
/ main end
in my welcome/index.haml...
In Firefox I peeked at the generated source for the page - and this
snippet hatched in front of my eyes :)
....8<.........
<div style="left: 0px; top: 0px;" id="documentcontent">try {
Element.update("documentcontent", "<form action="\"/account/
ajax_login\"" method="\"post\"" onsubmit='\"new'
ajax.updater({success:="" documentcontent="" },="" account=""
ajax_login="" ,="" {asynchronous:true,="" evalscripts:true,=""
parameters:form.serialize(this)});="" return="" false;\="">\n
<label>Brugernavn</label>\n <input autocomplete="\"off\""
id="\"login\"" name="\"login\"" onfocus='\"new'
effect.highlight(this,="" {="" duration:="" 1.5="" });\=""
value="\"\"" type="\"text\"">\n
<label>Adgangskode</label>\n <input autocomplete="\"off\""
id="\"password\"" name="\"password\""
onfocus='\"new' effect.highlight(this,="" {="" duration:="" 1.5="" });
\="" value="\"\"" type="\"password\"">\n <button
style="width: 100px;" type="submit">Login</button>\n Du har opgivet
en kombination af brugernavn og adgangskode, som ikke kan genkendes!
Prøv venligst igen!\n</form>\n");
} catch (e) { alert('RJS error:\n\n' + e.toString());
alert('Element.update(\"documentcontent\", \"<form action="\\\"/
account/ajax_login\\\"" method="\\\"post\\\""
onsubmit='\\\"new' ajax.updater({success:\="" documentcontent
\="" },="" \="" account="" ajax_login\="" ,="" {asynchronous:true,=""
evalscripts:true,="" parameters:form.serialize(this)});="" return=""
false;\\\="">\\n <label>Brugernavn</label>\\n <input autocomplete="\\
\"off\\\"" id="\\\"login\\\"" name="\\\"login\
\\"" onfocus='\\\"new' effect.highlight(this,="" {=""
duration:="" 1.5="" });\\\="" value="\\\"\\\"" type="\\
\"text\\\"">\\n <label>Adgangskode</label>\\n <input
autocomplete="\\\"off\\\"" id="\\\"password\\\""
name="\\\"password\\\"" onfocus='\\\"new'
effect.highlight(this,="" {="" duration:="" 1.5="" });\\\="" value="\\
\"\\\"" type="\\\"password\\\"">\\n <button
style="" 100px;\="" type="\'submit\'">Login</button>\\n Du har
opgivet en kombination af brugernavn og adgangskode, som ikke kan
genkendes! Prøv venligst igen!\\n</form>\\n\");'); throw e }</div>
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On Jun 5, 7:13 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you work this down to a minimal case (both in terms of Haml and Ruby
> code) that still exhibits this behavior?
>
> - Nathan
> > "try { Ajax.Updater....bla bla bla"
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