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Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-26 08:57:08

I got it to work with tables by using this structure:

          ruby
        
%table#sortable_table
  %thead
    %tr
      %th 
      %th Title
      %th Description
      %th Order
  %tbody{"data-update-url" => sort_featured_items_url}
    - @featured_items.each do |featured_item|
      =content_tag_for :tr, featured_item do
        %td
          = image_tag "shared/drag_handle.png", :alt => "Drag", :class => "handle"
        %td= featured_item.title
        %td= featured_item.description
        %td= featured_item.order

So basically you wrap your headers into a %thead tag and your other rows with a %tbody tag.

          ruby
        
The JS then looks like this:
$("#sortable_table tbody").sortable({
        axis:'y',
        handle: '.handle',
        update: function(){
          $.post($(this).data('update-url'), $(this).sortable('serialize'));
        }
});

});

Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-26 08:52:08

Nevermind, the thread above that started by "Coda" answered this.

Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-25 11:44:11

Hey I'm using the same code to dynamically add fields too! How did you handle the order position for multiple new fields?

Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-24 10:41:10

Nevermind, in my case it was:

          ruby
        
resources :featured_items do
  collection do
    post "sort"
  end
end

Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-24 09:27:09

Thanks for the update. Can you show me what the routes look like with ruby 1.8.7? I can't seem to get mine working.

Vu Nguyen on #147 Sortable Lists (revised) 2012-09-19 08:12:08

Is there a way to do this when you have nested forms (associations)? As in, we have a @license object, and every @license has @progress_point. Well, the form for licenses looks like this:

          ruby
        
= form_for @license, :url => path do |f|
  .field
    = f.label :name
    = f.text_field :name
  .field
    = f.label :active
    = f.check_box :active
  .field
    = f.label :data
    = f.text_area :data

  %table{:cellpadding => "10"}
    =f.fields_for :progress_points do |builder|
      = render "progress_point_fields", :f => builder


  = link_to_add_fields "Add Sequence", f, :progress_points

The partial "progress_point_fields" has:

          ruby
        
%tr.dynamic_field
  %td
    .field
      = f.label :assessment_id
      = f.text_field :assessment_id
  %td
    .field
      = f.label :milestone_id
      = f.text_field :milestone_id
  %td
    .field
      = f.label :sequence
      = f.text_field :sequence

The problem is that :progress_points isn't an @object so I can't exactly get the ID (or at least I'm not aware of any way of getting it).

Any ideas? Thanks in advance

Vu Nguyen on #294 Playing with PJAX 2011-11-01 08:55:08

Thanks. This plugin still isn't working for me so I guess that wasn't the issue.

Vu Nguyen on #294 Playing with PJAX 2011-11-01 08:19:08

How do you create the following div in HAML?

< div data-pjax-container >

We're trying to use this plugin but it's not working and I have a feeling it's because we aren't converting that tag to HAML correctly. Anyone using HAML with this?

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