Hi Radhames,
Thanks for your tips.
I changed to the <%= form_for(@task, :remote=> true) do |f| -%> format.
(I'm using rails3)
I also made sure my controller responds to js. I'm still getting the
same error:
"No route matches {:page=>nil, :ascending=>nil, :escape=>false,
:per_page=>nil, :group_filter=>"0", :tab=>nil, :controller=>"tasks",
:search=>{}, :search_filter=>nil, :action=>"dynamic_form",
:column=>nil}"
Any other ideas?
Paul
Radhames Brito wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Paul Harte <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Radhames Brito wrote:
>> > what route you have in form_for? does this happen when you submit the
>> > form?
>>
>> <%= form_for(@task, :task) do |f| -%>
>>
>
> this wont build a route for the create action i think it should be
>
> <%= form_for(@task) do |f| -%>
>
> is either one or the other not both, you pass and instance or a symbol
>
> also if this is rails 3 this wont be submited with ajax since it lacks
> the
> :remote=> true option
> and in rails 2.3 it should be form_remote_for
>
> also your controller should respond to js.
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