> 1) Are you using Rails? Only in my spare time, but I want to use it more.
> 3) Would you prefer an approach that generated JS by writing Ruby > helpers that generated jQuery code, or an approach that made is > easier to link up existing jQuery code into Rails? I suppose the linkup ... not that used to rails or so yet, and since I'm mainly a client-side person, I don't really like the server-side to generate javascript ala rjs or similar. I think I'd like some easy way to generate JSON and get that into Ajax stuff, and an easy way to know if a request was made by ajax and then filter/present partials/views accordingly. I'm really a beginner to rails so this may already exist in some form but stuff like if request.ajax? render :partial => 'my_ajax_partial' else render :partial =>'normal_view' end or perhaps even some filter, in the view, than renders a partial with partialname_ajax or just partialname depending on the request. (following the rails magical convention over configuration) or just give out json from a model in a controller def json_request render: json => My_object.new(params).to_json end or something. again, this might exist, I don't know rails good at al and I'm just making some stuff up :) > 4) If you've used jQuery with Rails, what issues have you run into haven't tried yet, but as things look now, I suppose I'll just use it as if it was with PHP or semething, that is, not really having any kind of server-side specific support like remote_form_tag or anything like that. andreas _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
