(Rails) Form method for To Do List quick edit





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I'm trying to do a quick edit feature in my To Do List: if the user clicks on anywhere in the red box shown (in Edit 2), he'll be redirected to the edit action in the controller.



However, which form methods should I use? The only one that worked so far was link_to: I simply added the link to the title. But it doesn't span the entire red box. Thank you in advance!



EDIT



Partial task that represents 1. checkbox 2. title and 3. actions (show, edit, tags)



<% status = get_status(task) %>
<section id=<%=task.id%> class=<%=status%>>
<!-- checkbox -->
<%= form_with scope: task, url: completed_task_path(task), method: :patch do |form|%>
<%= form.check_box :completed%>
<!-- Title: I want make this a box -->
<%= task.title %>

<!-- Labels -->
<section class="actions">
<%= render partial: 'actions', locals: {task: task} %>
</section>
<!-- Details -->
<section class= "details">
<%= task.details %>
</section>
<% end %>
</section>


Edit 2

Here's how it looks like currently.



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  • Paste the html code from the view file.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:19











  • Done, thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 4:33











  • You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:50











  • do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

    – Cryptex Technologies
    Jan 3 at 5:04











  • @Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 5:40




















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I'm trying to do a quick edit feature in my To Do List: if the user clicks on anywhere in the red box shown (in Edit 2), he'll be redirected to the edit action in the controller.



However, which form methods should I use? The only one that worked so far was link_to: I simply added the link to the title. But it doesn't span the entire red box. Thank you in advance!



EDIT



Partial task that represents 1. checkbox 2. title and 3. actions (show, edit, tags)



<% status = get_status(task) %>
<section id=<%=task.id%> class=<%=status%>>
<!-- checkbox -->
<%= form_with scope: task, url: completed_task_path(task), method: :patch do |form|%>
<%= form.check_box :completed%>
<!-- Title: I want make this a box -->
<%= task.title %>

<!-- Labels -->
<section class="actions">
<%= render partial: 'actions', locals: {task: task} %>
</section>
<!-- Details -->
<section class= "details">
<%= task.details %>
</section>
<% end %>
</section>


Edit 2

Here's how it looks like currently.



TODO










share|improve this question

























  • Paste the html code from the view file.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:19











  • Done, thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 4:33











  • You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:50











  • do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

    – Cryptex Technologies
    Jan 3 at 5:04











  • @Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 5:40
















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I'm trying to do a quick edit feature in my To Do List: if the user clicks on anywhere in the red box shown (in Edit 2), he'll be redirected to the edit action in the controller.



However, which form methods should I use? The only one that worked so far was link_to: I simply added the link to the title. But it doesn't span the entire red box. Thank you in advance!



EDIT



Partial task that represents 1. checkbox 2. title and 3. actions (show, edit, tags)



<% status = get_status(task) %>
<section id=<%=task.id%> class=<%=status%>>
<!-- checkbox -->
<%= form_with scope: task, url: completed_task_path(task), method: :patch do |form|%>
<%= form.check_box :completed%>
<!-- Title: I want make this a box -->
<%= task.title %>

<!-- Labels -->
<section class="actions">
<%= render partial: 'actions', locals: {task: task} %>
</section>
<!-- Details -->
<section class= "details">
<%= task.details %>
</section>
<% end %>
</section>


Edit 2

Here's how it looks like currently.



TODO










share|improve this question
















I'm trying to do a quick edit feature in my To Do List: if the user clicks on anywhere in the red box shown (in Edit 2), he'll be redirected to the edit action in the controller.



However, which form methods should I use? The only one that worked so far was link_to: I simply added the link to the title. But it doesn't span the entire red box. Thank you in advance!



EDIT



Partial task that represents 1. checkbox 2. title and 3. actions (show, edit, tags)



<% status = get_status(task) %>
<section id=<%=task.id%> class=<%=status%>>
<!-- checkbox -->
<%= form_with scope: task, url: completed_task_path(task), method: :patch do |form|%>
<%= form.check_box :completed%>
<!-- Title: I want make this a box -->
<%= task.title %>

<!-- Labels -->
<section class="actions">
<%= render partial: 'actions', locals: {task: task} %>
</section>
<!-- Details -->
<section class= "details">
<%= task.details %>
</section>
<% end %>
</section>


Edit 2

Here's how it looks like currently.



TODO







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  • Paste the html code from the view file.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:19











  • Done, thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 4:33











  • You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:50











  • do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

    – Cryptex Technologies
    Jan 3 at 5:04











  • @Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 5:40





















  • Paste the html code from the view file.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:19











  • Done, thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 4:33











  • You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

    – Emu
    Jan 3 at 4:50











  • do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

    – Cryptex Technologies
    Jan 3 at 5:04











  • @Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 3 at 5:40



















Paste the html code from the view file.

– Emu
Jan 3 at 4:19





Paste the html code from the view file.

– Emu
Jan 3 at 4:19













Done, thank u for ur time!

– Larry Law
Jan 3 at 4:33





Done, thank u for ur time!

– Larry Law
Jan 3 at 4:33













You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

– Emu
Jan 3 at 4:50





You can wrap the whole task partial into a <%= link_to do <% end %> block.

– Emu
Jan 3 at 4:50













do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

– Cryptex Technologies
Jan 3 at 5:04





do you want some features like edit on the same place or you want to redirect to particular page

– Cryptex Technologies
Jan 3 at 5:04













@Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

– Larry Law
Jan 3 at 5:40







@Emu Doing so makes the actions links to the edit action; they are themselves links to other actions. I'd like only the red box to link to the edit action. I've uploaded in edit 2 how it looks like currently. Thank u for ur time!

– Larry Law
Jan 3 at 5:40














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One way to do it is via javascript (and a little bit of rails). You did not upload the html for the partial, but I assume it has a div wrapping the checkbox and the label. You could add something like:



<div onClick="window.location.href = '#{your_controller_action_path}'"></div>


Where "your_controller_action_path" is the helper method for the url where you want to redirect.






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    Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 4 at 5:25














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One way to do it is via javascript (and a little bit of rails). You did not upload the html for the partial, but I assume it has a div wrapping the checkbox and the label. You could add something like:



<div onClick="window.location.href = '#{your_controller_action_path}'"></div>


Where "your_controller_action_path" is the helper method for the url where you want to redirect.






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    Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

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One way to do it is via javascript (and a little bit of rails). You did not upload the html for the partial, but I assume it has a div wrapping the checkbox and the label. You could add something like:



<div onClick="window.location.href = '#{your_controller_action_path}'"></div>


Where "your_controller_action_path" is the helper method for the url where you want to redirect.






share|improve this answer



















  • 1





    Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

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    Jan 4 at 5:25
















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One way to do it is via javascript (and a little bit of rails). You did not upload the html for the partial, but I assume it has a div wrapping the checkbox and the label. You could add something like:



<div onClick="window.location.href = '#{your_controller_action_path}'"></div>


Where "your_controller_action_path" is the helper method for the url where you want to redirect.






share|improve this answer













One way to do it is via javascript (and a little bit of rails). You did not upload the html for the partial, but I assume it has a div wrapping the checkbox and the label. You could add something like:



<div onClick="window.location.href = '#{your_controller_action_path}'"></div>


Where "your_controller_action_path" is the helper method for the url where you want to redirect.







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    Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 4 at 5:25
















  • 1





    Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

    – Larry Law
    Jan 4 at 5:25










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Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

– Larry Law
Jan 4 at 5:25







Update for future ref: 1. Issue with div is that it is a block, thus it indents a new line. To circumvent this, I had to make it a flex box that is 1) no wrap 2) horizontal direction 3) justify content center. 2. Issue with passing in the link is that it becomes a HTML instead of an JS request. To circumvent this, I had to pass in a javascript function into on click which takes in my_controller_action_path, and define an ajax get request on this string. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction @Rodrigo Echeconea!

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