Hi Ruud
Hmm - I've never used observe_field to call a js function, usually
just for rails-ajax calls.
If I were calling a js function like so, I'd normally just
add :onclick => 'date_clicked(true)' to the radio buttons.
There should be a way to call the js function using observe_field
though so let's try and find it?
Why not try simplifying the function call first, with something
like :function => "alert('this works')" just to check if this is where
the problem is?
what do you have in the date_clicked() function now?
On Feb 27, 5:51 pm, ruud <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi Gavin,
>
> I inserted two observe_field calls, essentially replacing the onclick
> values on the radio button tags. But it turns out that only the first
> time a radio button is clicked, the :function of the observer is
> called. So if I switch back, nothing happens. It does if I reload the
> page.
> Do I miss something in the documentation?
>
> regards, Ruud
>
> [ options hash delete from input tags]
> [inserted]
> <%= observe_field( :date_none, :function => 'date_clicked(true)')
> %>
> <%= observe_field( :date_with, :function => 'date_clicked(false)')
> %>
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