In the show.html.erb view of users (/users/1/), I have a form that allows the user to "post" a msg (e.g., "I took out the trash.") Currently, I have that connected to a facebook_controlller.rb, that sends a status update to the user's FB account if they have "connected with facebook" on our site. I want to allow users to control whether their post would be broadcasted via facebook, so I added a check_box_tag to the form_for posting to act as a gate.
Suppose you log in and you post something, then a partner (e.g., think of it as a Twitter follower) can log in and rate your msg on the same page using a link_to url_for (....). I have a similar FB status update if you rate a msg (it posted "I just rated my partner's msg...") I tried adding a similar check_box_tag for the ratings, and I'm trying to pass a ":share" parameter to the ratings_controller.rb from the users_controller.rb Here's the problem: 1. if I use a check_box_tag on the same page, then when the rate url is clicked, the msg form_for post gets triggered and there's an error. 2. I tried implementing javascript so that I could target which form on the page gets activated (form_1 = msg post; form_2 = check_box), but it seems that I can't get the DOM to identify the check_box_tag. 3. I tried creating a separate form_for the ":share" parameter. But the app breaks, stating that there is an undefined method (presumably because I initialized @share = params[:share] in the users_controller.rb; while the app is expecting a model not a variable). Any and all thoughts on this are welcome! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk?hl=en.
