Wrap each row that you want to dynamically update in a form_remote_tag. When the update button is clicked, the form fields are sent via ajax to the server.
Wrap each row that you want to dynamically update in a form_remote_tag. When the update button is clicked, the form fields are sent via ajax to the server. :update do %> Then on the server side do something like this: def update #do normal update stuff #send RJS back to the user that we did something.
Render :update do |page| page. Alert "item updated! " end end.
I don't have much knowledge about Ajax and Rails, please give me a link about it or......entire code if possible T_T – Hongseok Yoon Feb 5 '10 at 9:33.
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