Ruby on Rails Saturday, July 7, 2012

Javier Quarite wrote in post #1067748:

> You can send an empty array or whatever you want, or maybe you can
> handle
> that in the controller

Walter Davis wrote:

>You could kink the form to only submit if there is a value in the search
>field, you would do that with JavaScript. Something like this (inline)
>or better you would use Prototype or jQuery to write an unobtrusive
>handler.

O weh, dear sirs,

If I could I would but before I should know the way to. Presently I
consider your enlightened talk with awe like some heaven dwellers'
parlance incomprehensible for mere mortals.
OK. I asked Google about sending arrays in rails and got another bowl of
geek-talk and changed 'else find(:all)' to whatever I wanted just to be
punished for transgressions of convention over configuration.
Then I added unobtrusive addition to form_tag which seasoning brought no
changes to conventional displaying of everything not searched for.

Of course, RoR has means and ways to solve a petty problem like this
one. The only queston is` 'where to discover?'

yours`
sehrguey

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