Bill,
Thank you for your pointers regarding Rails-like idioms, etc. Coming
from a Java background, I really want to break from that and do things
in the Rails manner, and I appreciate your pointing this out (things
like .blank, etc.)
As for my observer_field, I don;t follow you when you say the field
doesn;t exist and will never fire. The field with id of
'associate_inoutexplanation' does exist (what am I missing here in
what you are saying in this regard?) I have enclosed the relevant
portion of the firebug output which I have copied here:
<input id="associate_inoutexplanation" type="text" value="This is
Sunday #2" size="30" name="associate[inoutexplanation]"/>
<input id="associate_submit" class="button" type="submit"
value="Update" name="commit"/>
<script type="text/javascript">
1
2//<![CDATA[
3new Form.Element.EventObserver('associate_inoutexplanation', function
(element, value) {new Ajax.Request('/channels/
speakassfromwhereaboutspartial', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true,
parameters:'associate_inoutexplanation=' + value +
'&authenticity_token=' + encodeURIComponent('yE+PvOnafqUVEYfQqxhY/
ThAvtdW3zoyh+FkXfDLdNo=')})})
4//]]>
5
</script>
</form>
-Janna B
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