Hello guys,
I hope you can point me in the right direction. I just moved to Rails
2.0 and I'm having some problems.
I'm using ExtJS (excellent widget library btw), to make my
application.
Right now I'm testing a login form that I'm developing for a web
application, the login form sends the info throught AJAX.
I get a 404 error from the server, it complains that the method used
to pass the values was GET, but I'm pretty sure it was a POST, here is
the firebug error:
-> POST http://localhost:3000/session/404 (313ms)
And this is what firebug report in the [Headers | Post | Response]:
[Post]
I'm using ExtJS as I said, and it abstracts the AJAX calling. Here is
the code for the form:
This is the code of the form:
[CODE]
var submitUrl = '/session';
var formPanel = new Ext.form.FormPanel({
baseCls: 'x-plain',
method: 'post',
baseParams: {
module: 'login'
},
bodyStyle: 'background:#f9f9f9 none; color:#222; padding:5px
35px;',
defaults: {
width: 200
},
defaultType: 'textfield',
frame: false,
height: 70,
id: 'login-form',
items: [{
fieldLabel: 'Nombre de usuario',
name: 'login',
value: 'usuario'
},{
fieldLabel: 'Contraseña',
inputType: 'password',
name: 'password',
value: 'contraseña'
},{
inputType: 'hidden',
name:
Ext.get('authenticity_token').dom.getAttribute('name'),
hidden: true,
value:
Ext.get('authenticity_token').dom.getAttribute('value')
}],
labelWidth:120,
region: 'south',
url: submitUrl
});
[/CODE]
Or can I get the info you want from firebug? if so, if you tell me I
can get it for you.
Yeah, what I'm trying to understand is why would my POST parameters
end like a GET string, if Firebug is clearly showing a POST.
If I understand why that happens, I might be able to correct the error.
Shame on me, it was a problem with the Rails app, it was doing a
redirect to another page in the method that was invoked in the AJAX
call.
I think that explains why I was getting my POST params as a GET
string.
Well at least I hope this can help someone with my same problem 