I'm using it with Twitter Bootstrap and Simple_Form. With this in play the parent().hide() function hides the dropdown box, but does not hide the label...
Now I can get round this by created a div around both and hiding that, but that seems to be a bit cumbersome. Looking at the page source I don't see any other obvious divs to use.
Now I may have missed something obvious, but the one area that seems to be missing is securing the Tenant model.
You only want a none authenticated person to sign up and create a new tenant
You want an existing tenant to only edit, update, and destroy, and only their own account
And then you want the admin to do anything, but that is a special case for many things
So I guess this is all going to be custom code within the controller (ie force the id in edit, update, and destroy. Only allow new and create if current_id does not exist)
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I'm using it with Twitter Bootstrap and Simple_Form. With this in play the parent().hide() function hides the dropdown box, but does not hide the label...
Now I can get round this by created a div around both and hiding that, but that seems to be a bit cumbersome. Looking at the page source I don't see any other obvious divs to use.
Any thoughts?
Now I may have missed something obvious, but the one area that seems to be missing is securing the Tenant model.
You only want a none authenticated person to sign up and create a new tenant
You want an existing tenant to only edit, update, and destroy, and only their own account
And then you want the admin to do anything, but that is a special case for many things
So I guess this is all going to be custom code within the controller (ie force the id in edit, update, and destroy. Only allow new and create if current_id does not exist)
thoughts?