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%h1 tickets show (just as space)
%h1 tickets show (just as space)
- if flash[:notice]
=flash[:notice]
- if flash[:alert]
=flash[:alert]
%h2= @ticket.title
- if @ticket.email
email:
= @ticket.email
- if User.find(@ticket.created_by)
Created by
= User.find(@ticket.created_by).login
- else
Unauthenticated ticket creator
= render(:partial => "comment", :collection => @ticket.comments)
= simple_form_for (@ticket, :html => {:novalidate => true}) do |f| #turn off html5 validations to test
= f.simple_fields_for :comments, TicketComment.new do |c|
= c.input :body, :label => 'Comment', :as => :text
= #render :partial => 'new_comment'
= f.label :is_open
= f.select :is_open, [true, false]
= f.button :submit, @post_reply_str
= f.button :submit, @reply_close_str
= #link_to t(:destroy), ticket_path, :confirm => 'are you sure?', :method => :delete, :class => :btn if admin? # for link_to to work with delete, need to figure out jquery interaction correctly. see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3774925/delete-link-sends-get-instead-of-delete-in-rails-3-view etc..
= button_to 'destroy', ticket_path, :confirm => 'are you sure?', :method => :delete if admin? #TODO---confirmation not working
= # button_to("test destroy", {}, {:onclick => "return confirm('Are you sure?')", :method => :delete, :remote => true}) #this works but is ugly
= # TODO want to have button to close
= # TODO if admin, have button to delete
= link_to t(:cancel), tickets_path, :class => :btn
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