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FFS-984: Missing Results Page #79
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<%= t('cbv.employer_searches.show.search_by_payroll_provider') %> | ||
</button> | ||
<%= link_to 'missing_results', data: { turbo_frame: "_top" } do %> |
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Does link_to 'missing_results'
work? Never seen that syntax before (but Rails contains multitudes, so I legit don't know).
I would have expected:
link_to cbv_flow_missing_result_path, [...]
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Thanks. Updated the PR to use this method
<button | ||
data-id="" | ||
data-response-type="" | ||
class="usa-button usa-button--outline" |
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I think we should just apply these classes to the <a>
tag rather than having a button in a link.
e.g. link_to [...], class: "usa-button usa-button--outline"
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Switch it to be an anchor link
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+1
Ticket
Resolves FFS-984
Changes
Context for reviewers
NOTE: This should be reviewed after #78.
There is a link to the "agency site". I used https://www.cms.gov but open to suggestions.
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