I have a simple form:
= form_for(posts_path, :id => "new_post", :remote => true) do
= text_field_tag "post[input]"
= submit_tag "Post!"
I have bound a callback to the ajax:success event:
$("form#new_post").bind("ajax:success", function(xhr, data, status){
alert("Post Created!");
});
When I click the Post! button, the Post Created comes up twice. Why?
I'm using Rails 3.1 which by default is using jquery-ujs.
That is because your page is loading jquery_ujs code twice in development mode when precompiled assets exist in /public/assets.
In development mode javascript requries are loaded with separate tags: jquery, jquery_ujs.js, myscripts.js and finally applications.js. The problem happens when precompiled application.js exists and is used from /public/assets - it contains compilation of all previous files. This is triggered by assets:precompile rake task.
The solution is to remove /public/assets directory on development then application.js is used (from /app/assets/javascript) which doesn't include previous files.
Generally doesn't use assets:precompile rake task on development.
Update
Adding config.serve_static_assets = false to development.rb also solves problem for me without worrying about /public/assets.
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