Ruby on Rails Tuesday, November 25, 2014

On 26 November 2014 at 05:59, Praveen BK <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have to store nested hashmap on client side, which is the best way
> to store nested hashmap on client side. Values inside activerecord
> change in client side. When submit button is pressed, hashmap has to be
> sent to server through ajax.

Please quote the message you are responding to when replying so that
we know which message you are replying to. There is no point just
repeatedly making the same statement again and again. Praveen made a
suggestion and you have not responded to it as far as I can see.

The point has been made that you will have to use javascript to do
processing on the client side. Are you familiar with the use of
javascript? If not then you have some learning to do. Find a good
tutorial on javascript and work through it. Then if you need help
with a particular point on how to interface between rails and
javascript come back with specific questions.

Also if you do not know about using the session for storing moderate
amounts of data look up how to use that in rails, it may be useful for
your application.

Colin

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