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Hi    I have <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

    Could anybody say get the same above using railshelper I tried

f.submit "Create",:class => 'class1' But not correct

Thanks Tom

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Hi I have <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

Could anybody say get the same above using railshelper I tried

f.submit "Create",:class => 'class1' But not correct

What is not correct about it? What does it generate? If you get an error show us the code around it.

Colin

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Colin Law wrote:

Hi � I have <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

Not an error f.submit creates the html as <input class="class1" id="model_submit" name="commit" type="submit" value="Create" />

But what I need is exactly <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

    If directly use this no problem But what I ould like to know an alternative in railshelper

Tom

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Tom Mac wrote:

Colin Law wrote:

Hi � I have <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

Not an error f.submit creates the html as <input class="class1" id="model_submit" name="commit" type="submit" value="Create" />

But what I need is exactly <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

    If directly use this no problem But what I ould like to know an alternative in railshelper

Tom

You also have button_tag but this won't create an html <button> tag, it does though create a simple form wrapped around an input which means your backend gets a consistent result regardless of the browser (<button> is a bit inconsistent depending on the users browser).

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You also have button_tag but this won't create an html <button> tag, it does though create a simple form wrapped around an input which means your backend gets a consistent result regardless of the browser (<button> is a bit inconsistent depending on the users browser).

oops i meant button_to .....

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Tom Mac wrote:

Hi    I have <button type="submit" class="class1"><span>Create </span></button>

    Could anybody say get the same above using railshelper I tried

f.submit "Create",:class => 'class1' But not correct

Try content_tag -- or just write the literal HTML.

Thanks Tom

Best,

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Have you tried: :html=>{:id => 'submit',:class=>'calss1'}

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Chris Habgood wrote:

Have you tried: :html=>{:id => 'submit',:class=>'calss1'}

That won't do it. The solutions I provided are the only correct ones.

Best,

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works with my submit_to_remote.