David Sousa wrote:
> Hello Mark, thanks... but, my problem is bigger than that or I don't
> know how that the answer is easy.
>
> So, I have a structure like this. (view)
>
> <div id="my_client_list">
> <% @client_list.each do |client| -%>
> <%= client.name%>
> ....... .. .. .. ..
> <% end -%>
> <%=will_paginate(@client_list, :params => {:controller => "client",
> :action => "search_result", :foo => "$F('name')"})%>
> </div>
>
> <div id="search_form_div">
> <form class="sidebar-search-companies" id= 'search_form'>
> <label for="nome">Nome</label>
> <%= text_field_tag :name%>
> .... .... ...
> </form>
> <%= observe_form :search_form, :frequency => 0.5, :url => { :action
> => "search_result" } %>
> </div>
>
>
> What I wanna do is, pass the :name.value of the search form to the
> paginate action, so when the result is paginated I will still have the
> same results. Otherwise, when I go the the second page for example, I
> will have the second page of all my clients, not the result of the
> search.
Since you're using observe_form, params[:name] will be set
in your controller action, which can be used in the view.
e.g. :foo => params[:name]
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