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Description: xhr_flash Rails plugin makes your flash[] messages visible when using AJAX with RJS templates or link_to_remote partials.
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README
xhr_flash
=========

xhr_flash is a plugin designed to enable flash[] Rails messaging system to be acessible with AJAX controllers
(when using partials or RJS templates). Your flash messages are displayed by updating certain element on a webpage.

See docs for details.

Example
=======

  class MyController < ApplicationController
    xhr_flash :notice

    # ...

will watch for your <tt>flash[:notice]</tt> and update an element with <tt>id="flash_notice"</tt> when using AJAX 
requests.

  class MyController < ApplicationController
    xhr_flash :error, :id => "emergency"

    # ...

will watch for your <tt>flash[:error]</tt> and update an element with <tt>id="emergency"</tt> when using AJAX requests.

Note that you'll need Prototype library. <tt><%= javascript_include_tag :defaults %></tt> in your layout template is 
usually enough.

Copyright (c) 2008 Sergey Sazonov <sergsazonov@gmail.com>, Yaroslav Markin <yaroslav@markin.net>, released under the MIT 
license