> On 15 syys, 01:42, Scott LaBounty <slabou...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Has anyone used FullCalendar(http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/) with
> Ramaze?
> > I'm can't get it to show the events I'm passing back (AJAX) from my
> > controller. I'm definitely getting the request. Here's the controller
> code:

> >     def show_calendar
> >         @page_javascript = 'show_calendar'
> >         if request.xhr? # came from ajax request
> >             # Create a JSON "object" of the choice that can in through
> the
> > post
> >             # request and the current time. For the time, we need to
> enclose
> > it
> >             # in double quotes so that it will be interpreted as a
> string.
> >             # "{ choice: #{request['choice']}, time: \"#{Time.now}\" }"

> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("show_calendar: Have an Ajax request start:
> > #{request['start']} end: #{request['end']}")
> >             # "{ id: 1, title: \"Event1\", start: \"2009-09-15\" }"
> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("#{JSON.pretty_generate([{"id"=>1, "title"
> =>
> > "Event1", "start" => "2009-09-15"}])}")
> >             json = JSON.generate [{"id"=>1, "title" => "Event1", "start"
> =>
> > "2009-09-15"}]
> >             return json
> >         end

> >     end

> > You can see I've tried a couple of different ways of passing (straight
> > string and then using the JSON plugin).

> Instead of "return json", try "respond(json, 200)".
> If you just return the string, it will be wrapped in your layout, or
> completely ignored
> if you have a view for that action.

> (I am not sure if it is necessary to use that second parameter with
> respond, but I don't have
> Ramaze docs open at the moment)

> On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 2:11 AM, hrnt <aotu...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> On 15 syys, 01:42, Scott LaBounty <slabou...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Has anyone used FullCalendar(http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/) with
>> Ramaze?
>> > I'm can't get it to show the events I'm passing back (AJAX) from my
>> > controller. I'm definitely getting the request. Here's the controller
>> code:

>> >     def show_calendar
>> >         @page_javascript = 'show_calendar'
>> >         if request.xhr? # came from ajax request
>> >             # Create a JSON "object" of the choice that can in through
>> the
>> > post
>> >             # request and the current time. For the time, we need to
>> enclose
>> > it
>> >             # in double quotes so that it will be interpreted as a
>> string.
>> >             # "{ choice: #{request['choice']}, time: \"#{Time.now}\" }"

>> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("show_calendar: Have an Ajax request
>> start:
>> > #{request['start']} end: #{request['end']}")
>> >             # "{ id: 1, title: \"Event1\", start: \"2009-09-15\" }"
>> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("#{JSON.pretty_generate([{"id"=>1, "title"
>> =>
>> > "Event1", "start" => "2009-09-15"}])}")
>> >             json = JSON.generate [{"id"=>1, "title" => "Event1", "start"
>> =>
>> > "2009-09-15"}]
>> >             return json
>> >         end

>> >     end

>> > You can see I've tried a couple of different ways of passing (straight
>> > string and then using the JSON plugin).

>> Instead of "return json", try "respond(json, 200)".
>> If you just return the string, it will be wrapped in your layout, or
>> completely ignored
>> if you have a view for that action.

>> (I am not sure if it is necessary to use that second parameter with
>> respond, but I don't have
>> Ramaze docs open at the moment)

> I'll give this a try today, but I do have the line:

>     layout(:page){ !request.xhr? }

> that should make it so that it doesn't use the layout for this. The respond
> does make it more clear though, what's going on, so I'll give it a shot.

> Thanks for the help.

> --
> Scott
> http://steamcode.blogspot.com/

> Hi Scott,

> generally when troubleshooting AJAX issues, I rely on the Net tab in
> Firebug to show me the output of the requested page.

> I find any extraneous output on that page (error messages, warnings)
> will break the AJAX call and the function handling the response will
> not know what to do with the mangled response.

> Not sure if that's at all useful to you.

> Cheers,

> Greg

> On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 12:42 AM, Scott LaBounty <slabou...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Has anyone used FullCalendar(http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/) with
> Ramaze?
> > I'm can't get it to show the events I'm passing back (AJAX) from my
> > controller. I'm definitely getting the request. Here's the controller
> code:

> >     def show_calendar
> >         @page_javascript = 'show_calendar'
> >         if request.xhr? # came from ajax request
> >             # Create a JSON "object" of the choice that can in through
> the
> > post
> >             # request and the current time. For the time, we need to
> enclose
> > it
> >             # in double quotes so that it will be interpreted as a
> string.
> >             # "{ choice: #{request['choice']}, time: \"#{Time.now}\" }"

> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("show_calendar: Have an Ajax request start:
> > #{request['start']} end: #{request['end']}")
> >             # "{ id: 1, title: \"Event1\", start: \"2009-09-15\" }"
> >             Ramaze::Log.debug("#{JSON.pretty_generate([{"id"=>1, "title"
> =>
> > "Event1", "start" => "2009-09-15"}])}")
> >             json = JSON.generate [{"id"=>1, "title" => "Event1", "start"
> =>
> > "2009-09-15"}]
> >             return json
> >         end

> >     end

> > You can see I've tried a couple of different ways of passing (straight
> > string and then using the JSON plugin).

> > Any ideas?
> > --
> > Scott
> > http://steamcode.blogspot.com/