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Also, :title is correct.. That is the field in my database..

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It was causing me some problems when I try to call a controller without a model like ApplicationController or when I use it to manage a model within an other controller, so I tried to take it out and everything seems to work.

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do:
touch tmp/always_restart.txt

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@Cassio

There are no plans to support sortable_elements outside the legacy helper at this time as different frameworks tackle this differently, the amount of markup that would need to be emitted would take away from the cleanliness of the code.

Sortable Elements are easily tackled with javascript inside your javascript files, or by rendering out the javascript in a js.erb file.

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What about sortable_elements, for example? In Rails 3 beta it still uses inline javascript. Does anyone knows if this is also likely to change?

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