Another option is to use the Rails 3 unobtrusive way of event
delegating those links:
- Add an attribute "data-popup" to your link_to if you want it to open
in a new window
With the jquery adapter, add to application.js inside the document
ready handler:
$('a[data-popup]').live('click', function(e) {
window.open($(this).href);
e.preventDefault();
});
With the prototype adapter, use this code inside the document ready
handler:
document.on("click", "a[data-popup]", function(event, element) {
if (event.stopped) return;
window.open($(element).href);
event.stop();
});
Rails 3 has been all about separating content from behavior and
falling back to target _blank is like bragging about how economic your
brand new car is on paper and then driving it with the rev all the way
into the red zone all the time.
On 16 Jul 2010, at 14:29, Kirk Patrick wrote:
Just add to your link:
:target => '_blank'
In your exemple, made this:
link_to "foo", foo_path(foo), :target => '_blank'
Steve Murdoch wrote:
I'm having trouble writing the required javascript to open a link
in a
new browser window in Rails3.
Previously, in rails2.3.x I could just do:
link_to "foo", foo_path(foo), :popup => true
But now in Rails3, this option has been deprecated and the only other
way I can imagine doing this would be to use link_to_function but
that
has also been nuked so I can't figure this out.
Can anyone give me some pointers please?
Thanks
PS: I'm specifically looking to open a new browser-window, as opposed
to a modal-box or a jquery dialogue as I need it to stay alive whilst
the user continues to browse the site...
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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