I have a situation that I am not sure how to approach. I have a
global variable @date which gets loaded in an ajax action:
def calendar_ajax
@date = Time.parse("#{params[:date]} || Time.now.utc")
This @date is used to find events for the calendar.
A partial is then rendered:
render :update do |page|
page.replace_html "internal_calendar_box", :partial =>
'calendar_large_data'
end
I then have javascript functions which are within tabs and triggered
by an onclick that then create an ajax request in order to populate
the calendar with a different kind of request. The problem I am
facing is that the javascript function needs to send the current @date
variable, which changes upon the change of a month, but the original
@date object is always being passed. I think the problem lies in the
fact that this javascript function does not see the new @date objects
that are being created when the month is changed and a new partial is
created. I tried sticking these functions within the partial itself,
but that does not seem to work. Anyone have any ideas?
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