Joel Pearson wrote in post #1120757:
> I believe the standard way to do this would be to show a previously
> hidden div containing a form.
And that is possible using Rails or is it Javascript?
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Hi,
I need to "popup" a message to the user in order he can choose an
option. It is not a YES-NO option but almost the same (has has to choose
among two options). It has to be a message with a question and two
buttons.
Is that possible on Rails?
Thanks!
Jorge
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Thanks Colin!
The "issue" was on HTML code: each faulty HTML tag was being wrapped
inside a new , so the default behavior was to start a new line.
I have added "display:inline-block" in the CSS class and everything is
working perfect now.
Thanks!!
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Hi all,
I have created a form to insert new records (see "Selección_001.png")
with two mandatory fields ("name" and "surname") but if I try to insert
a blank record (so it is invalid) I get the two errors (that is correct)
but the page layout is modified (see "Selección_002.png"), which is not
cor
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