ic-request
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This will always be true for intercooler requests.
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_method
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Because not all browsers support PUT and DELETE requests
in AJAX, intercooler uses the Rails convention and adds a _method parameter to the request
whose
value will be the HTTP Method type (e.g. DELETE).
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ic-element-id
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The HTML id of the element that caused the request, that is the element that has the ic-post-to
or similar attribute on it.
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ic-element-name
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The HTML name of the element that caused the request, that is the element that has the ic-post-to
or similar attribute on it.
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ic-target-id
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The ID of the target element of the request. This can be used to figure out which bit of partial HTML to
render, if a given URL is used to target different areas depending on the context.
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ic-trigger-id
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The ID of the target that initially triggered the request. This can be different than the element that
caused the request: it could be a child element.
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ic-trigger-name
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The HTML name of the target that initially triggered the request. This can be different than the element that
caused the request: it could be a child element.
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ic-current-url
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The current URL of the page.
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ic-prompt-value
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The user input from the javascript prompt if the ic-prompt
attribute is used
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