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changed to use button_to_add instead of link_to_add to make it more sema... #289
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It works on Rails 4 and tests all passed now |
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…n_to_remove with using disabled instead of :_destroy
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By reading the article by Heydon http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2013/08/20/semantic-css-with-intelligent-selectors/. And using the https://github.com/Heydon/REVENGE.CSS.
We would see the warning message for link_to_remove is something like: "Do you mean for this to be a link or a ? It does not link to anything!"
And warning message for link_to_add is something like "If you are going to make it look like a button, make it a button, dammit!"
Therefore, I decided to make a PR for this. Using button instead of link to make it more semantic.