Even more maddening - i decided to try to do it with a button_to_remote
instead:
<%= button_to_remote "Mark as not paid", :url =>
music_service_school_subscriber_path(@music_service, subscriber,
:school_subscriber => {:paid => 0}), :method => :put, :failure =>
"alert('Sorry there was an error updating this subscriber')" %>
This generated the following, on the page (i added whitespace to make it
more readable), which works, and appears to be exactly the same as i had
when i hand-wrote the js! wtf? how come the code below works and the
code above doesn't?
<input onclick="jQuery.ajax({
async:true,
dataType:'script',
error:function(request){
alert('Sorry, there was an error updating this subscriber')
},
type:'put',
url:'/music_service/4/school_subscribers/368?school_subscriber%5Bpaid%5D=0'
});"
type="button" value="Mark as not paid" />
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