:with is a javascript fragment, so something like "{sd_resolution_id: @sd_resolution_id, id: escape($('@sd_ticket'))}" is probably about
right.
in this particular case, can't you just do
:with is for passing in javascript ,not for passing parameters to the
URL. In all functions which create a URL, you can pass in extra
parameters in the URL specification part. In your example, you'd want
something like:
:with is for passing in javascript ,not for passing parameters to the
URL.
Bit misleading there as I wasn't thinking right at the time. It *is*
for passing parameters, however it's mainly useful for passing
JavaScript values (or DOM values) as parameters.
You *can* use it for passing Rails values, but it's a bit ugly compared
to putting them in the :url hash.