It doesn't work with the latest version of jquery-pjax

[arjan0307]

Hello, I followed the instructions as shown in the Railscast by Ryan Bates. http://railscasts.com/episodes/294-playing-with-pjax

Unfortunately it doesn't work anymore with the latest version of jquery-pjax. I checked this github page and see that you do the javascript call in a similar way as shown in the railscast.

This however leaves the links unaltered and when I click any of them the link gets followed through in a normal way. If I replace the jquery-pjax file with an older one. For example the one that was used in the railscast. Everything works as expected.

[charly]

Hi, same here rack-pjax : 0.6.0

[neersighted]

Pjax's API was changed for 1.0. It's now $(container).pjax(link), not $(link).pjax(container).

[charly]

@neersighted yes, saw that after posting here.
Actually it's $(container).pjax(link) if links are inside the container.
Otherwise $(document).pjax(container, links) will work, e.g pjax("#content", "#header ul.menu a")

[eval]

Nice. The sample app https://github.com/eval/rack-pjax/tree/sample-app now also reflects the new jquery-pjax usage.
Closing this one for now!

[neersighted]

@charly

If I use $(document).pjax(container, links), (eg: $(document).pjax("[data-pjax-container]", "a")) I get this in the JS console:

Uncaught $.fn.pjax or $.pjax.click requires an anchor element 

[ashitvora-zz]

I think @charly made a typo.

Format is not $(document).pjax(container, links) but $(document).pjax(links, container)