On 17 Mar., 07:31, Andrew Timberlake <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I just add a link next to the submit tag labelled 'cancel' with a link
> to an appropriate page.
> Technically a button should be used for an action while cancelling is
> technically the absence of an action.
I totally agree. Using a link instead of a button has several
advantages. That the user does not expect anything destructive to
happen when clicking a link, is one. And you don't need to clutter
your controller with logic for the cancel button. The only thing you
need is a simple #link_to refering to an appropriate page.
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Cheers,
David Knorr
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