I have a drop-down that users can choose what template they are about to receive. I'm pretty novice to Rails but I kind of go the logic Front-end = JavaScript and that's what I did, but this use of JavaScript seems like Rails should be able to handles it.    <div class=form-group>        <%= form_tag %>            <%= select_tag :statement_type, options_for_select(Statement.statement_types.keys.to_a), :class => 'id_select', :id => 'secret_id'  %>    </div>  </div>  <div class=modal-footer>    <button type=button class=btn btn-default data-dismiss=modal>Cancel</button>        <%= link_to New Form, new_statement_template_path(:statement_type => 'SoW'), :id => secret_submit, method: :post %>  </div>The -only- purpose of the form_tag is because I couldn't get the link_to to successfully launch other-wise.I make the link dynamic by using this function$('#secret_id').on('change', function(){    $('#secret_submit').attr('href', '/statements/new/statement_type='+ $('#secret_id').val());});I of course now have a pretty ugly URL, and in addition had to create a custom route, so I am wondering about the 'Rails Way' of doing this. Or at the least, making the URL prettier.
Rails Way for dynamic link_to
javascript;ruby on rails