Ajax request in rails
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Hello I am having a problem while trying to do an Ajax request, I think is entering to a wrong route, this is my js.
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/filter_by_id",
type: "GET",
data: { sucursal: $('#sucursal option:selected').text() }
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
and this is my controller.
def filter_by_sucursal
render :text => "Ok"
end
and throws this:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in TicketsController#shownnCouldn't find Ticket with 'id'=filter_by_id
I think it is pointing there because of this but I am not sure.
before_action :set_ticket, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]
Hope you could help me.
Greetings.
javascript ruby-on-rails ajax model-view-controller ruby-on-rails-5
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
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Hello I am having a problem while trying to do an Ajax request, I think is entering to a wrong route, this is my js.
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/filter_by_id",
type: "GET",
data: { sucursal: $('#sucursal option:selected').text() }
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
and this is my controller.
def filter_by_sucursal
render :text => "Ok"
end
and throws this:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in TicketsController#shownnCouldn't find Ticket with 'id'=filter_by_id
I think it is pointing there because of this but I am not sure.
before_action :set_ticket, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]
Hope you could help me.
Greetings.
javascript ruby-on-rails ajax model-view-controller ruby-on-rails-5
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
1
The problem is with how you declare your routes inroutes.rb. The ajax call is resolving toget tickets/:idandfiltered_by_idis being interpreted as:idwhich is why you're getting theRecordNotFounderror. Please addroutes.rbto your question.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
1
In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03
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show 1 more comment
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Hello I am having a problem while trying to do an Ajax request, I think is entering to a wrong route, this is my js.
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/filter_by_id",
type: "GET",
data: { sucursal: $('#sucursal option:selected').text() }
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
and this is my controller.
def filter_by_sucursal
render :text => "Ok"
end
and throws this:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in TicketsController#shownnCouldn't find Ticket with 'id'=filter_by_id
I think it is pointing there because of this but I am not sure.
before_action :set_ticket, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]
Hope you could help me.
Greetings.
javascript ruby-on-rails ajax model-view-controller ruby-on-rails-5
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
Hello I am having a problem while trying to do an Ajax request, I think is entering to a wrong route, this is my js.
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/filter_by_id",
type: "GET",
data: { sucursal: $('#sucursal option:selected').text() }
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
and this is my controller.
def filter_by_sucursal
render :text => "Ok"
end
and throws this:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in TicketsController#shownnCouldn't find Ticket with 'id'=filter_by_id
I think it is pointing there because of this but I am not sure.
before_action :set_ticket, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]
Hope you could help me.
Greetings.
javascript ruby-on-rails ajax model-view-controller ruby-on-rails-5
javascript ruby-on-rails ajax model-view-controller ruby-on-rails-5
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
asked Nov 15 at 22:46
Mexa Fireg
287
287
1
The problem is with how you declare your routes inroutes.rb. The ajax call is resolving toget tickets/:idandfiltered_by_idis being interpreted as:idwhich is why you're getting theRecordNotFounderror. Please addroutes.rbto your question.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
1
In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03
|
show 1 more comment
1
The problem is with how you declare your routes inroutes.rb. The ajax call is resolving toget tickets/:idandfiltered_by_idis being interpreted as:idwhich is why you're getting theRecordNotFounderror. Please addroutes.rbto your question.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
1
In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03
1
1
The problem is with how you declare your routes in
routes.rb. The ajax call is resolving to get tickets/:id and filtered_by_id is being interpreted as :id which is why you're getting the RecordNotFound error. Please add routes.rb to your question.– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
The problem is with how you declare your routes in
routes.rb. The ajax call is resolving to get tickets/:id and filtered_by_id is being interpreted as :id which is why you're getting the RecordNotFound error. Please add routes.rb to your question.– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
1
1
In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03
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You need to keep in mind that your routes are searched from top to bottom. So, when you do this:
resources :tickets
post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by'
get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal'
You get:
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
filter_by POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
And, as you can see, GET /tickets/:id comes before GET /tickets/filter. So, anything that looks like GET /tickets/... is going to route to tickets#show.
Your routes.rb should look more like:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, as: :filter_by
get :filter, as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
end
This will give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_tickets GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Alternatively, you could do:
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: :filter_by
end
member do
get :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
Which would give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_ticket GET /tickets/:id/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Then in your javascript you could do:
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/#{$('#sucursal option:selected').text()}/filter",
type: "GET",
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
answered Nov 15 at 23:08
jvillian
12.2k52135
Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
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You need to keep in mind that your routes are searched from top to bottom. So, when you do this:
resources :tickets
post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by'
get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal'
You get:
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
filter_by POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
And, as you can see, GET /tickets/:id comes before GET /tickets/filter. So, anything that looks like GET /tickets/... is going to route to tickets#show.
Your routes.rb should look more like:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, as: :filter_by
get :filter, as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
end
This will give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_tickets GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Alternatively, you could do:
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: :filter_by
end
member do
get :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
Which would give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_ticket GET /tickets/:id/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Then in your javascript you could do:
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/#{$('#sucursal option:selected').text()}/filter",
type: "GET",
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
answered Nov 15 at 23:08
jvillian
12.2k52135
Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
add a comment |
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You need to keep in mind that your routes are searched from top to bottom. So, when you do this:
resources :tickets
post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by'
get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal'
You get:
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
filter_by POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
And, as you can see, GET /tickets/:id comes before GET /tickets/filter. So, anything that looks like GET /tickets/... is going to route to tickets#show.
Your routes.rb should look more like:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, as: :filter_by
get :filter, as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
end
This will give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_tickets GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Alternatively, you could do:
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: :filter_by
end
member do
get :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
Which would give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_ticket GET /tickets/:id/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Then in your javascript you could do:
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/#{$('#sucursal option:selected').text()}/filter",
type: "GET",
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
answered Nov 15 at 23:08
jvillian
12.2k52135
Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
add a comment |
0
0
0
You need to keep in mind that your routes are searched from top to bottom. So, when you do this:
resources :tickets
post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by'
get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal'
You get:
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
filter_by POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
And, as you can see, GET /tickets/:id comes before GET /tickets/filter. So, anything that looks like GET /tickets/... is going to route to tickets#show.
Your routes.rb should look more like:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, as: :filter_by
get :filter, as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
end
This will give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_tickets GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Alternatively, you could do:
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: :filter_by
end
member do
get :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
Which would give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_ticket GET /tickets/:id/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Then in your javascript you could do:
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/#{$('#sucursal option:selected').text()}/filter",
type: "GET",
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
answered Nov 15 at 23:08
jvillian
12.2k52135
You need to keep in mind that your routes are searched from top to bottom. So, when you do this:
resources :tickets
post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by'
get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal'
You get:
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
filter_by POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
And, as you can see, GET /tickets/:id comes before GET /tickets/filter. So, anything that looks like GET /tickets/... is going to route to tickets#show.
Your routes.rb should look more like:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, as: :filter_by
get :filter, as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
end
This will give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_tickets GET /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Alternatively, you could do:
resources :tickets do
collection do
post :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: :filter_by
end
member do
get :filter, to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: :filter_by_sucursal
end
end
Which would give you:
filter_by_tickets POST /tickets/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by
filter_by_sucursal_ticket GET /tickets/:id/filter(.:format) tickets#filter_by_sucursal
tickets GET /tickets(.:format) tickets#index
POST /tickets(.:format) tickets#create
new_ticket GET /tickets/new(.:format) tickets#new
edit_ticket GET /tickets/:id/edit(.:format) tickets#edit
ticket GET /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#show
PATCH /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
PUT /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#update
DELETE /tickets/:id(.:format) tickets#destroy
Then in your javascript you could do:
$(function () {
$('#sucursal').change(function () {
$.ajax({
url: "/tickets/#{$('#sucursal option:selected').text()}/filter",
type: "GET",
}).done(function (msg) {
console.log(msg)
}).fail(function (msg, txtStatus) {
console.log(msg);
});
});
});
answered Nov 15 at 23:08
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Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
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Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
Thank you so much for your time, excellent answer.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:21
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The problem is with how you declare your routes in
routes.rb. The ajax call is resolving toget tickets/:idandfiltered_by_idis being interpreted as:idwhich is why you're getting theRecordNotFounderror. Please addroutes.rbto your question.– jvillian
Nov 15 at 22:54
this is my routes.rb Rails.application.routes.draw do resources :tickets post '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by', as: 'filter_by' get '/tickets/filter', to: 'tickets#filter_by_sucursal', as: 'filter_by_sucursal' end
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 22:56
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In you routes: resources :tickets do get :filter_by_id, on: :collection end
– edudepetris
Nov 15 at 22:56
You should really edit your question to include the code. It's so hard to read in comments.
– jvillian
Nov 15 at 23:00
I am sorry I've never commented before. Unknown actionnnThe action 'filter_by_id' could not be found for TicketsControllern. this is what I am getting now still wanting an id :(.
– Mexa Fireg
Nov 15 at 23:03