Re: render partial

Yes, Claus, it's fairly easy to do.  link_to_remote actually has an
api of:

link_to_remote link_name, options={}, html_options=nil

What you'll need to do is put braces around your existing options (to
designate them as a complete hash) and then you can pass :href as an
html option.  Something like this:

link_to_remote 'Claus clause',
    {:url=>potentially_dangerous_path, :method=>:get"},
    :href=>potentially_dangerous_path

If js id turned off in the browser then the onclick is skipped and it
will react like an ordinary anchor tag.

Good luck!

On May 15, 6:25 pm, Claus Stachl <rails-mailing-l...@...>
wrote:
> hi! man thanx i forgot, damn it, to write in english...
>
> i m with u in thinking its silly not to turn it on... but the site has
> to be really really really user centered 
> and there are loads of poeple dont know how to turn it off or on or
> whatever. if its turned off, they arent able to retrieve my content
> cause its fetched with ajax.
>
> so my question was:
>
> is it possible to use a normal link with a render_partial or whatever
> instead of an ajax link_to_remote...
>
> i HAVE to think about a html fallback, but i DONT HAVE that much
> experience in rails ...
>
> however: somebody know any strategy to solve such a problem?
>
> thanx.
> --
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