I read at
http://matthewman.net/2006/09/04/new-rails-feature-simply_helpful/ that
“simply_helpful” would introduce a new syntax for the form_for helper.
But even though the plugin is installed (I know that because the dom_id
and dom_class method works) it still doesn’t add the id and class to the
form automatically, or point to the update/create action like it should
do, according to the forementioned blog post.
What could be wrong? Any others having problem with this plugin? There’s
is nothing in the README
(http://svn.rubyonrails.org/rails/plugins/legacy/simply_helpful/).
Thanks in advance,
Datra.
On 23 Jun 2008, at 11:58, David T. wrote:
form automatically, or point to the update/create action like it
should
do, according to the forementioned blog post.
What could be wrong? Any others having problem with this plugin?
There’s
is nothing in the README
(http://svn.rubyonrails.org/rails/plugins/legacy/simply_helpful/).
simply_helpful is obsolete. that functionality was rolled into rails 2
(and having both the rails 2 version and the plugin there is probably
confusing things)
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
form automatically, or point to the update/create action like it
should
do, according to the forementioned blog post.
What could be wrong? Any others having problem with this plugin?
There’s
is nothing in the README
(http://svn.rubyonrails.org/rails/plugins/legacy/simply_helpful/).
simply_helpful is obsolete. that functionality was rolled into rails 2
(and having both the rails 2 version and the plugin there is probably
confusing things)
Yes, if I uninstall it, the dom_id and dom_class methods still works.
But the way form_for works still doesn’t change.
Any ideas?
Frederick C. wrote:
…
Yes, if I uninstall it, the dom_id and dom_class methods still works.
But the way form_for works still doesn’t change.
how are your using form_for ?
Like this (in HAML):
- form_for :list do |form|
= form.text_field :title
The output in HTML is:
Issues: It should point to the create/update actions, not the new/edit
actions, and the class and id is not added automatically.
On 23 Jun 2008, at 12:27, David T. wrote:
(http://svn.rubyonrails.org/rails/plugins/legacy/simply_helpful/).
simply_helpful is obsolete. that functionality was rolled into
rails 2
(and having both the rails 2 version and the plugin there is probably
confusing things)
Yes, if I uninstall it, the dom_id and dom_class methods still works.
But the way form_for works still doesn’t change.
how are your using form_for ?
Fred
On 23 Jun 2008, at 14:02, David T. wrote:
Like this (in HAML):
Issues: It should point to the create/update actions, not the new/
edit
actions, and the class and id is not added automatically.
If you look at the source it looks like it will only do all that stuff
if you supply an activerecord object.
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
Issues: It should point to the create/update actions, not the new/
edit
actions, and the class and id is not added automatically.
If you look at the source it looks like it will only do all that stuff
if you supply an activerecord object.
Alright, I didn’t know that. I’ve been reading different blog posts
about this plugin, but they never mentioned that.
How can I supply an ActiveRecord object?
Frederick C. wrote:
Alright, I didn’t know that. I’ve been reading different blog posts
about this plugin, but they never mentioned that.
How can I supply an ActiveRecord object?
form_for @something etc…
Ah, of course. It works fine. Thanks!
On 23 Jun 2008, at 14:14, David T. wrote:
Alright, I didn’t know that. I’ve been reading different blog posts
about this plugin, but they never mentioned that.
How can I supply an ActiveRecord object?
form_for @something etc…
Fred