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require 'ajax' include Ajax::Helpers::TaskHelper namespace :ajax do desc "Install required Ajax files. Existing files will not be overwritten." task :install do INSTALL_FILES.map do |file| show_result(file) { |file| copy_unless_exists(file) } end puts <<-END \nWelcome to Ajax! 1. Ajax looks for an alternative layout to use with AJAX requests in <tt>app/views/layouts/ajax/</tt>. Copy existing layouts into this directory and get them ready for AJAX by removing any HTML HEAD elements, everything but the inner BODY content. Your main layout should contain a container element that will receive page content. Typically this would be the container below the page header. If you don't have a static header, you can make the whole BODY element the container. Here is an example of converting our layouts/application.html.haml to layouts/ajax/application.html.haml: http://gist.github.com/373133/5a80a63ef69a883ed3c5630b68330b1036ad01ec. 2. Instantiate an instance of the Ajax class in public/javascripts/application.js. For example: // public/javascripts/application.js if (typeof(Ajax) != 'undefined') { window.ajax = new Ajax({ default_container: '#main', // jQuery selector of your container element enabled: true, // Enable/disable the plugin lazy_load_assets: false // YMMV }); } END end namespace :install do desc "Copy Ajax integration spec tests into spec/integration." task :specs do puts "Coming soon..." end end namespace :update do desc "Overwrite public/javascripts/ajax.js with the latest version." task :javascript do UPDATE_JAVASCRIPT_FILES.map do |file| show_result(file) { |file| copy_and_overwrite(file) } end end end end
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