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[PATCH] custom form class in button_to
it's sometimes necessary to specify form's class in UrlHelper#button_to. This patch allows you to do that.
button_to("Hello", "http://www.example.com", :form_class => "custom")
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form_class_in_button_to.diff
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Dennis TheisenI would appreciate the ability to do this!
Especially when you want inline forms without a line break, you need to tweak the CSS somehow to make the form and the inside div inline. You could attach this CSS styling to the generated "button-to" class, but you normally don't want it for all button_to links, just some.
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Roberto ThaisJust added a patch that solves this with tests and documentation.
Use the :form_html key in the html_attributes parameter to specify html attributes for the form tag. -
Roberto Thais
- Title changed from custom form class in button_to to [PATCH] custom form class in button_to
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Santiago Pastorino- State changed from new to open
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Santiago Pastorino
- State changed from open to stale
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