Hi Tim,
Tim Conner wrote:
> The partial that needs to be rendered after the update action
> is dependent on where the AJAX call is made from.
The easy way to handle this is simply to pass a param, probably via a
hidden_field_tag, that tells you from which partial the method was called.
There's nothing unRESTful about this. The only downside is that it'll push
you to do your rendering in the controller rather than just letting Rails
render the default view. Nothing really wrong with that either though. The
method will look something like...
def update
respond_to do |format|
format.js {
if params[:called_from] == 'show'
render_update do |page|
page.replace_html ...
end
elsif params[:called_from] == 'list'
render_update do |page|
page.replace_html ... something else
end
else
#might want to do some error trapping here
end
}
end
end
HTH,
Bill
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