Difei Zhao wrote:
> Starr Horne wrote:
>> On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 20:25:58 -0600
>> Greg Donald <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> > allowed you to render partials in the .rjs file and execute the
>>> > javascript which updates the page, how can I do that using jquery?
>>> > Thanks in advance!
>>
>>
>> I have successfully used the jRails plugin. You just drop it in and it
>> changes the built in JS jelpers to use jquery.
>> http://ennerchi.com/projects/jrails
>>
>>
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>> Starr Horne
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>
> Hi, since I'd like write js code by hand with jquery, so "render
> :partial" in .js.erb file just fills my needs.
for newbies like me who don't want to use jrails in rails 3 and might
need it spelled out, rather than:
render :update do |page|
page.replace_html 'preview', :partial => 'preview'
end
do something like this in your controller:
render :action => :preview
and in your preview.js.erb file do something like:
jQuery('#preview').html('<%= javascript_escape(render(:partial =>
"preview")) %>');
of course, you'd also need a partial named _preview.erb (or
_preview.haml)
good luck!
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