Simon Kiteley
Joined 10/25/2016
Simon Kiteley said over 7 years ago on Templating Ruby on Rails Applications :
Thank you for that. The workaround should be fine for my purposes.

Simon Kiteley said about 7 years ago on Ecommerce Store with Solidus :
Thanks for this. I have an example all set up but can't see how to get confirmation emails sent to the purchaser. Are ideas?

Simon Kiteley said about 7 years ago on Creating a Gem From Existing Code :
Thanks for this. I think it might and been in response to my request so thank you. Having one issue in that I have a bit of code: ```
``` Where when the cursor exits the field the form is submitted by javascript (I also added a submit button and still have the issue) however it does not seem to be recognising the "remote: true". Any Ideas?

Simon Kiteley said about 7 years ago on Creating a Gem From Existing Code :
Hi. Sorry for not being clear. My script is: ``` $("#question- .autosave input").blur(function() { // alert('----1----'); $("#question- .autosave form").submit(); // alert('----2----'); }); ``` And that seems to be working well. What is happening in the gem I have created but not the application I copied it from is that the "remote: true" on the form is being ignored and doing a 'normal' submit of the form. So: ``` ``` is behaving as if it was: ``` ``` Yes, it is quite cool in the original code I wrote as you get little save icon to show your changes have been saved etc. The code I am trying to put in a gem is a bit like SurveyMonkey on steroids. I guess is some way it is not 'attaching' the script to the remote bit. In the test/dummy I have: ```

First name:

Last name:

|
``` Which includes the questionnaire for the user. So probably something missing in the application.js: ``` //= require jquery //= require rails-ujs //= require activestorage //= require_tree . ```

Simon Kiteley said over 6 years ago on 3D Secure 2 Credit Cards and Stripe Checkout :
Very helpful episode! Have you worked out how to add tax "default_tax_rates" when you create a session?