On 06 Jul 2010, at 18:09, Lille wrote:
Actually, the matter is simpler than either of us seemed to
anticipate: the :confirm helper option just isn't very helpful. In
other words, all :confirm=>'Are you sure?' does is produce the raw
html onclick=>"return confirm('Are you sure?')". I had assumed that if
it were a helper, I should want to use it, not duplicate it, ergo my
post.
So, if anyone ever wants to make conditional the :confirm option of
the link_to/button_to erb function, use :onclick=>"if(...)
{ confirm('whatever text');}" -- involving whatever conditional logic
you like in the raw javascript.
Sure, but inline javascript like that is just a horrible thing :-)
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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