Remove complex modal implementation and replace with simple page navigation:
- Convert get_user view from modal partial to full edit page
- Add proper form with Bootstrap 5 styling
- Link directly from users list to edit page
- Update controller actions to redirect instead of returning JSON
- Add flash messages for success/error feedback
- Remove all modal JavaScript and markup
- Remove modal CSS and backdrop handling
Benefits:
- Much simpler and more maintainable
- No JavaScript errors or complexity
- Standard Rails CRUD pattern
- Better user experience with proper navigation
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- Add console logging to openEditModal function to debug AJAX load
- Add explicit id and name attributes to admin select field
- Only show modal after content successfully loads
- Log errors if modal content fails to load
This helps diagnose the modal loading issue and fixes the Chrome
warning about form fields lacking id/name attributes.
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Update modal content to Bootstrap 5 styling and API:
- Replace Bootstrap 2 modal-header structure with Bootstrap 5
- Update close button from 'close' class to 'btn-close'
- Replace 'data-dismiss' with 'data-bs-dismiss'
- Modernize form classes: control-group → mb-3, span12 → form-control
- Update form labels to use 'form-label' class
- Add 'form-select' class to select dropdown
- Update JavaScript to use Bootstrap 5 Modal.getInstance() API
- Add preventDefault() to button click handlers
The modal now properly loads and displays in Bootstrap 5 with
modern form styling and correct modal dismissal behavior.
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* add 'aria-label' into some elements without the label
* add 'aris-label' into some visual elements
* replace some 'a' elements have a button action to 'button'
no functional change here, but familiar Rails users will see view files in the
locations they expect. this also slightly simplifies controller code
there is one attendant change in the wiki at `rails_3/A1-SQL-Injection-Interpolation.md`
that I'm happy to make after the PR is merged.
Ken Johnson