I have searched high and low on this topic. I've tried a couple of
the plugins (DOM Popup kit came closer to helping me than anything).
I thought I was getting close, but my problem now is passing
parameters. Here's what I'm trying to do:
I have a navigation bar with links on it. I want to popup some of
them, so I tried this:
<script type="text/javascript">
function test()
{
window.showModalDialog("../note/editornew", ":text => 'Case'",
"center:yes; dialogHeight:600px; dialogWidth:900px");
}
</script>
<%= link_to "Case Notes", {:text => 'Case'}, :onclick => "test()" %>
|
I need to pass in that "Case" text. The Note controller evaluates
that param to decide if the note is an Event note or a Case note. But
I can't access that param in the controller via Javascript.
Why is this so difficult?? Why isn't something SIMPLE like this
available??
<%= link_to "Case Notes",
{:controller => "note",
:action => "editornew",
:text => 'Case'}, \
:popup => ['Notes', 'width = 800, height = 550', 'resizable =
yes', 'scrollbars = yes', 'modal = true'] %>
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions on how I can get at those
parameters in the controller, or another popup suggestion entirely,
I'd be VERY appreciative. I'm so frustrated right now.
Thanks much! ~Ali
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