Allen Walker wrote:
> Doesn't work. I tried putting the javascript_tag right after the div and
> outside the form itself. I understand the logic in the code but for some
> reason the onchange event is not causing the "change_status" to get
> fired. I even checked the development.log and change_status is not
> getting called.
OK, try this:
<%= javascript_onload "$('guarantee_status').onchange()" %>
using the following helper:
def javascript_onload(js)
javascript_tag <<-END
olf = function() { #{js} };
if (document.addEventListener)
window.addEventListener("load", olf, false);
else
window.attachEvent("onload", olf);
END
end
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