Rails jQuery UJS: Now Interactive
We can now plug into every facet of the Rails jQuery UJS adapter, binding to custom events, and even customizing internal functions, without hacking or monkey-patching the rails.js file itself.
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Problems with Rails 3 Remote Links and Forms Using jQuery .live() in IE
There is a problem with AJAX response handling for Rails 3 remote links and forms in Internet Explorer. This problem affects applications still using jQuery 1.4.2.
markbates/coffeebeans
When CoffeeScript was added to Rails 3.1 they forgot one very important part, the ability to use it when responding to JavaScript (JS) requests!
In Rails 3.1 it’s incredibly easy to build your application’s JavaScript using CoffeeScript, however ...
Default views in Rails 3.0 with custom resolvers
It is common in Rails 3.0 applications that you want to provide default views for a group of controllers. Let’s say you have a bunch of controllers inside the Admin namespace and you would like each action to fallback to a default template. So if ...
Hoptoad is now Airbrake
We are changing our name from Hoptoad to Airbrake. You see, some folks much larger than us reached out and claimed trademark over all things related to frogs and toads and little animals of that ilk. After speaking to our lawyers we reluctanctly d...
The Difference Between jQuery’s .bind(), .live(), and .delegate()
The difference between .bind(), .live(), and .delegate() is not always apparent. Having a clear understanding of all the differences, though, will help us write more concise code and prevent bugs from popping up in our interactive applications.
Rails 3.1.0 has been released!
jQuery as new default Javascript library, streaming response support, attr_accessible with roles, prepared statements, easier migrations.
Dynamically uploading files to Rails with jQuery File Upload
Say we want …
- to create a
Gallerythat has a name andhas_many :images, which in turn have a caption - to offer the user a single form to create a gallery with any number of images
- immediate uploads with a progress bar per image
- a snapp...
Rails 3.1: Release candidate
Asset pipeline, HTTP streaming, jQuery as default framework, auto-reversable migrations, identity map for ActiveRecord.
Ruby 1.8.x support will be dropped with or after Rails 4.
Rails 3: Make "link_to :remote => true" replace HTML elements with jQuery
In Rails 2, you could use link_to_remote ... :update => 'id' to automatically replace the content of $('#id').
To do the same in Rails 3, include usual rails-ujs JavaScript, and...