I've got a Rails app in production that seems to have problems with users on Windows (XP, Win7 and Win8, so far) using Chrome, FireFox and IE.
The issue is with the link_to helper when I've specified :method => :post for links that change state on the server. These links typically have :confirm set to verify that the user wants to perform the action they're requesting, and the link_to helper does it's thing by adding a JS-based form to handle the action. What I'm seeing with a few Windows users is the :post request is coming through as a :get, and since that controller action is set in the routes file to only handle :post requests an error is being generated. I thought at first that the users had JavaScript disabled as that was the only way I was able to duplicate the problem. That doesn't appear to be the case and now I'm a bit stumped. Has anyone else seen this behavior or have words of wisdom on how to troubleshoot or fix it? Thanks, Chris -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby
