ruby on rails 3 - Js.erb renders only once -

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I have a vote button in the hidden device that loads using the pyroxbox. The trigger link is: 

  & lt; Div class = "inliner" & gt; & Lt; A href = "# vid_  & gt; Rel = "inline-1000-500" class = "pirobox_gall1" & gt; & Lt; H5 & gt; & Lt;% = c.title% & gt; & Lt; / H5> & Lt; / A & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;   
 And in my Hidden Div, I have the following for my vote button:  
  , button_to 'vote', vote_path (: format = & Gt ;: js ,: id = & gt; c.id),: remote = & gt; True% & gt;   
 And in the controller I have:  
  DF vote @ video = video.fund (param [: id]) @ video. In crit! (: Vote) response_to do | Format | Format.js {Render: Layout = & gt; In the end, in my JSRB, I have:  $ ('p # success_ & lt;% = @ video (% slower);  and end   
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 When the trigger link is clicked, the peroxox is loaded as hidden content. When I click on the vote button, the vote increases and the JSRB file is also provided. Everything works fine but, now I turn off the Pyroobox popup, then trigger it again and click on the vote button. The vote field has increased, but jserb has not been provided :( How do I fix it?   <
 
 
 
 Let's clear your code a little bit;  
 Your button:  
  & lt;% = button_to 'Vote', Vote_path (C), Remote = & Gt; Correct% & gt;   
 Your Controller:  
  def vote @ video = video .find (params [: id]) @ video .increment! (: Vote) End   
 Your JS:  
  $ ('# success_ & lt;% = @ Video.id% & gt; 'FadeIn (' slow '). Delay (1000). FadeOut (' Slow ');   
 Now run  firebug  and trace your AJAX calls through the console

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