= form_for @organization_user, :url => @organization_user.new_record? ? organization_users_path(organization) : organization_user_path(organization, @organization_user.user), :remote => true do |f|
  = f.error_messages
  = hidden_field_tag 'invite', params[:invite]
  %fieldset.fieldSet
    .fieldSet__field
      = f.label :email_address, :class => 'fieldSet__label'
      .fieldSet__input
        = f.text_field :email_address, :autofocus => true, :class => 'input input--text', :disabled => @organization_user.persisted?
    .fieldSet__title
      What level of access do you wish to grant?
    .fieldSet__field
      = f.label :admin, :class => 'fieldSet__label'
      .fieldSet__input
        = f.select :admin, [["No - do not grant admin access", false], ["Yes - grant admin access", true]], {},:class => 'input input--select'
        %p.fieldSet__text
          Users who have admin access will be permitted to manage the organization as if they had the same
          access as the organization owner. This includes managing users, creating & deleting mail servers,
          and even removing the account. This level of access should granted carefully.
          Regardless of which level you select, this user will have access to all servers within the organization.

  .fieldSetSubmit.buttonSet
    = submit_tag @organization_user.new_record? ? "Add User" : "Save User", :class => 'button button--positive js-form-submit'
    .fieldSetSubmit__delete
      = link_to "Back to user list", [organization, :users], :class => 'button button--neutral'