I have a account_controller.rb with
def login
....
else
flash[:error] = "False username/password - try again, please!"
render :partial => 'login'
end
end
I have a _login.haml with
.....
- form_remote_tag( :update=> {:success => 'documentcontent'}, :url
=> { :controller => 'account', :action => 'login' }) do
%table
.....
....
= if flash[:error]
%span.error-message
flash[:error]
....
If I comment out the flash[.error] in my account_controller.rb
everything plays nice (ie my documentcontent div gets filled with the
output from _login.haml) - but if I leave the flash[:error] in there,
the update fills the span.error-message with not only the
flash[:error], but the entire output from _login.haml!!
I know I'm supposed to do this in some other fashion, but endless
tests unfortunately have not revealed this to me :(
My question is:
If I like to do a render partial on a form_remote_tag, how can I refer
to the flash[:error] - and it is not outside the div being updated, it
is inside like in this example
<div id="to be updated by Ajax.Updater">
<!-- result from render :partial=>'action' -->
conditional span with flash[:error]
</div>
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