I am getting a little further if I use

          respond_to do |format|
            format.ext_json { render(:update) {|page|
page.replace_html "home", :partial => "loggedIn"} }
          end


The partial loads, however the waiting message from the forum never
goes away.
It just hangs..



On Sep 2, 1:30 pm, Vince <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ok so I have been playing with extjs and rails for about a week and I
> feel I have made good progress. But I have gotten stuck. I have an
> extjs form that has a button that submits data to my login method. I
> want to have the controller update just a div in my page without
> reloading or redirecting the page. This works great if I use just an
> normal ruby on rails link_to. However, when I use a extjs button and
> set the handler to call the controller the controller cannot render a
> partial. It just hangs.
>
> So here is my exmple. I have a very simple forum:
>
> [CODE]  var simple = new Ext.FormPanel({
>         labelWidth: 75, // label settings here cascade unless
> overridden
>         url:'save-form.php',
>         frame:true,
>         title: 'Sign In',
>         bodyStyle:'padding:5px 5px 0',
>         width: 350,
>         defaults: {width: 230},
>         defaultType: 'textfield',
>
>         items: [{
>                 fieldLabel: 'Screen Name',
>                 name: 'screen_name',
>                 allowBlank:false
>             },{
>               fieldLabel: 'Password',
>               name: 'password'
>             }
>         ],
>
>         buttons: [{
>             text: 'Login',
>             type: 'submit',
>             handler: function(){
>             simple.form.submit({url: '/users/login?format_ext_json',
> waitMsg: 'Authenticating..'});}
>         },{
>             text: 'Cancel'
>
>         }]
>     });[/CODE]
>
> Then I have a users controller and inside that controller I have a
> method:
>
> [CODE]
>  def login
>     logger.info("test")
>     @title = "Log in to pinktomato"
>       if request.get?
>         @user = User.new(:remember_me => remember_me_string)
>       elsif param_posted?(:screen_name)
>         @user = User.new()
>         @user.screen_name = params[:screen_name]
>         @user.password = params[:password]
>         user = User.find_by_screen_name_and_password
> (@user.screen_name,@user.password)
>         if user
>           logger.info("found user")
>           user.login!(session)
>           @user.remember_me? ? user.remember!(cookies) : user.forget!
> (cookies)
>           flash[:notice] = "User #{user.screen_name} logged in!"
>           render :text => "I HOPE THIS SHOWS"
>
>         else
>           # Don't show the password in the view
>           @user.clear_password!
>           flash[:notice] = "Invalid screen name/password combination"
>         end
>       end
>   end[/CODE]The "render :text" never renders.. It actually just hangs
> on the authenticating when u click the login button. What I am
> assuming is that possibly the controller has lost reference to the div
> it should update. Is this possile. Since when I use a regular link_to
> command in rails the login method works fine. Only when called from
> the extjs form.
>
> I have tried lost of stuff so far even
>
> [CODE]   respond_to do |format|
>           format.ext_json { render(:update) {|page| page.replace_html
> "home" ,:partial=>"loggedIn") } }
>
>           end[/CODE]
>
> I hope my problem makes sense. I cannot find reference to this
> anywhere. I downloaded the extjs scaffold and I took at look at the
> generated code because it does create a create method for the
> scaffold. However this pre generated scaffold just redirects the user.
> I don't want the page to referesh. Is this my only choice?
>
> [CODE]  def create
>     @site = Site.new(params[:site])
>
>     respond_to do |format|
>       if @site.save
>         flash[:notice] = 'Site was successfully created.'
>         format.ext_json { render(:update) {|page| page.redirect_to
> sites_path } }
>       else
>         format.ext_json { render :json => @site.to_ext_json(:success
> => false) }
>       end
>     end
>   end[/CODE]Please any help would be appreciated..
>
> Vince
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