On 26 Dec 2008, at 21:56, JHuizingh wrote:
>
> Is there a way that I can use the AJAX functionality built into rails
> to make this happen without having to do some sort of custom control
> mechanism to track all of the SubTasks on the client side? Or is
> there a better strategy to go about this?
>
if the ajax update just re-rendered the list of subtasks then that
would probably be enough.
Or if you want to use something fancier then you might have something
like
def progress
#find the subtask that completed and assign it to @subtask
render :update do |page|
page[dom_id(@subtask)].addClassName('complete')
end
end
which will add the complete class to the div/span/whatever with the
appropriate id. You could then style it so that such items had a green
background or a check mark or whatever visual cue you want to give.
Fred
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