Ruby on Rails

There's nothing dated about it. Using RJS (Remote JavaScript) rendering gives you the ability to render just the parts of the page you want to replace. With jQuery, you would still have to render the custom HTML that you want to inject into the page, but then you would use load() or replaceWith() to substitute it into the DOM. Now you have two problems.

Walter

> On Jun 14, 2017, at 7:54 PM, fugee ohu <fuge...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I wanna render to an element instead of redirecting so went back to my book Agile Web Development with Rails adding ajax it says to make my link remote: true and put a respond_to js in my controller and then use a js.erb file Is that a little dated I've been doing some jquery by including *.js files in assets/javascripts Can I render my views to the element using jquery instead of js.erb I notice rails doesn't generate any js.erb files by default Should I do as the book says or find a way to do it with jquery? thanks ia
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