:folder_id])
end
end
There is something basic that I am missing which would allow my jQuery
Ajax call to give up control to the server side so that the
"redirect_to documents_path" can execute.
Bharat
Can you try the change event instead of click?
Bharat
Cluetip works well for me.
Bharat
ot a part of the accordion. As a matter of fact, when I view the
page source, the entry is not even there on the page, yet it is being
shown in the browser. How could that be? There is something
fundamental that I am missing here.
Kindly explain.
Thanks.
Bharat
have to give
it a prefix to start two levels below as I show above. This was
driving me crazy until I looked at the logs more closely and found
that cluetip could not locate the correct file because of the Rails
Route specifics.
Again, these tips are Rails specific, but I suspect that a number of
Rails programmers like me are using jQuery/cluetip and they may find
it useful.
Bharat
started to attach help text to the links not
contained in the partial. This is a really nice piece of work.
Thank you.
Bharat
I am all set. Figured it out. It does take some getting used to, but
seems to be quite similar to Java:
jQuery.fn.toggleOpposite = function(readonly) {
if (readonly && this.val().length > 0) {
// reset the value to null
this.val('');
}
return this.attr('disabled',readonly).css('o
usiness_subject').toggleOpposite(!this.checked)
});
});
I am struggling with the jQuery syntax and hence the question.
Thanks.
Bharat
Hello Karl,
I sent you a login to my beta site. I am not sure if you had a chance
to look at it yet?
Thanks.
Bharat
I am now able to load images/colors out of the CSS file but cluetip
iteself refuses to recognize any options that I set so for example if
I say
$(".tip").cluetip({arrows: true});
It does not honor the arrows options setting same thing for sticky:
true, etc.
Any ideas?
ot being picked up. My Rails application
is loading the CSS file fine since I can see it in the footnotes
display. Is there a way to debug this problem?
Thanks.
Bharat
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