[Rails] .rjs template doesn't load?

[Joshua Gitlin]

Nick,

I might try that. But the issue is even worse. It doesn't matter if  
it's an RJS template. Even if it's an RHTMl templaye, the code in the  
template just isn't executed:

controller:

     if params[:commit] && @item.save
       if (request.xhr?)
         logger.debug "About to render"
         render(:partial => 'completechanges')


_completechanges.rhtml:

test
<% logger.debug "This came from the partial" %>


development.log:

...
   SQL (0.000150)   COMMIT
About to render


where is my "This came from the partial"?

-Josh

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On Feb 6, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Nick Stuart wrote:

> I'm not sure how well RJS templates work with partials. I use Toms
> route myself and will have a complete rjs template for methods like
> create or update which would previously not have any.
>
> Try making a create.rjs and have a flag in there like Tom suggested
> and see what happens. Skip the partial for now (at least on the xhr
> requests) to see if it helps.
>
> -Nick
>
> On 2/6/06, Joshua Gitlin <josh at digitalfruition.com> wrote:
>> Tom,
>>
>> That would work well, problem is, I can't make my action render
>> *anything* besides :text...
>>
>> -Josh
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>> On Feb 6, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Tom Wilcoxen wrote:
>>
>>> Josh,
>>>
>>> I have a similar requirement, but addressed it a little  
>>> differently. I
>>> don't know which is better. I set an instance variable in my
>>> controller called @error and fill it with a message if the action
>>> fails. Then in my .rjs I do:
>>>
>>> if @error
>>>   page.show 'ajax-error'
>>>   page.replace_html 'ajax-error', @error
>>> else
>>>   page.hide 'ajax-error'
>>>   page.replace_html 'my-div-name', :partial => 'mypartial'
>>>   page.visual_effect :highlight, 'my-div-name', :duration => 1.5
>>> end
>>>
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