Jumpstart-iOS Modal form responses
Howdy all,
I'm building my first iOS app using the wonderful jumpstart-iOS framework. I've got it hooked into a non-jumpstart rails app, using the blog posts from Joe and the documentation to get it all working. Everything seem is going well. But I have a question about the best way to handle a few things.
My app is for players on a sporting team, and when they open the home page, they have a list of upcoming matches and events that they need to provide information about.
If they player clicks on "Update Attendance" they get a form to edit their details. This form is presented in a modal window (which is a great feature of the framework BTW), and the form can be edited and submitted with no issue.
However, at this point, I'd like to be able to do a turbo_stream update of the original Toast div on the home page.
Does anyone know of a way to reference this div via TurboStream, when the POST / PATCH is being initiated from the modal window? I'd rather not do a native iOS controller for this if I can help it (I'd love to keep as much stuff in Rails if I can)
I'm building my first iOS app using the wonderful jumpstart-iOS framework. I've got it hooked into a non-jumpstart rails app, using the blog posts from Joe and the documentation to get it all working. Everything seem is going well. But I have a question about the best way to handle a few things.
My app is for players on a sporting team, and when they open the home page, they have a list of upcoming matches and events that they need to provide information about.
If they player clicks on "Update Attendance" they get a form to edit their details. This form is presented in a modal window (which is a great feature of the framework BTW), and the form can be edited and submitted with no issue.
However, at this point, I'd like to be able to do a turbo_stream update of the original Toast div on the home page.
Does anyone know of a way to reference this div via TurboStream, when the POST / PATCH is being initiated from the modal window? I'd rather not do a native iOS controller for this if I can help it (I'd love to keep as much stuff in Rails if I can)
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