I have been following the AJAX, Hobo Style post by Tom.
This has gotten me to the point of using form_remote_tag to work for
entering a new user.
Or, I can get the same form to update a partial but it will not enter
the user into the db.
I was following the example, and this is pretty much what it looks
like:
<% form_remote_tag :url => "/users/signup", :method => :post do %>
<input id="page_path" name="page_path"
type="hidden" value="users/
signup" />
<input type="hidden" name="part_page"
value="users/signup" />
<input type="hidden" name="render[][part]"
value="archsignup" />
<input type="hidden" name="render[][object]"
value="users/
confirmation" />
Actually not so sure how my transposed values work.
This posts to db, but the partial does not get written out. In
fairness, the example is passing an object in the last input line,
whereas I am trying to pass a file. Used variations of :update, but
that just inserted the
partial and did not post to the db. Since the example was using an
object that was in scope, I am not sure
how I make a similar call that is passing a file.
So I am just trying to post with AJAX, hand the part id (archsignup)
to render so my div the form is
in is replaced with a confirmation message that is in user/
confirmation. Would like to get this working
so I can get to the next step of replacing it with DRYML :)
jet
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