On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 2:00 AM, Brynjolfur Thorvardsson <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi, this sounds like a javascript problem. Javascript is executed
> asynchroniously on your browser so clicking fast means that you are sending
> more than one submit from the same form, causing Rails to return more than
> once from the controller. There are probably many ways to avoid this but
> one is to put in a delay of say half a second in your javascript submit
> code. ****
>
> **
>
Yes, that's what I found. I send a lot of ajax request because the function
that do the submit is this
function save_response_with_ajax(t){
$('#edit_response_set_' + t).submit();
}
I think that its way to simple and without any kind of validation and the
radio button is this
<%= rs_a_form.input :answer_id, :collection =>
response_set.question.answers.map { |a| [build_choice(a) , a.id] }, :as =>
:radio, :input_html => {:onclick => 'save_response_with_ajax(' +
response_set.id.to_s + ');'} %>
Should I change that submit() into a $.ajax() ?
Thanks
Javier
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