I can\'t figure out how to upgrade this code from Rails 2 to Rails 3:
<% remote_form_for(item, :update => \'div_id\') do |f| %>
...
I
The most straightforward way to do this would be to write a javascript view template, e.g. create.js.erb
which would look something like this:
$('#div_id').html("<%= escape_javascript(render(@item)) %>");
(depending on your setup, of course, I'm assuming an @item
variable and an associated _item
partial)
Edit:
coreyward is right. This is the RJS way which is more of the old fashioned Rails 2.x "Rails way". It's probably more familiar, but has issues. Your specific case is one of them, actually, as typically you might bind to an HTML element to update using the record's id
(e.g. div #item_1), and in the create
case there is no id
available beforehand, complicating matters.
Binding via clientside JS eliminates this issue. RJS works in something of a vacuum, making assumptions about the state of the client's HTML and having no access to it.