Allow <li> elements to act as link tags
Reported by paolo.dona+railswidgets (at gmail) | November 26th, 2008 @ 10:17 PM
New issue report by derek.mcloughlin: If you have an
- element that has a background image (e.g. for curved borders), the element can be clicked on, but the surrounding
- element can't. It would be nice if the
- element itself could be clickable using a bit of JavaScript
See the tabs implemented on beta.floorplanner.com for an example.
This addition to the code does the trick:
li_options[:onclick] = "document.location='#{tab.link[:controller]}';"
Patch is attached, but I don't know if this is the right way to do it or if it's even possible do to this without changing the code.
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