My suggestion is to just write your file upload code yourself. It is pretty
straightforward. I wrote mine in my models. Just my opinion. I tried
filecolumn but just annoying to use especially with the requirement that
when you link to a file in your view, you need the actual object present
rather than just having the filename.
saureen
On 5/18/06, Simon <simon@vouchme.com> wrote:>
>
> I''m using Windows and Postgres 8.
> I installed RMagic gem thingy and FileColumn plugin ok.
>
> I followed instructions exactly as directed on FileColumn web site which
> is very straight forward:
>
> ---model
> class My_model < ActiveRecord::Base
> file_column :column_for_file_name
> end
>
> -----view -upload form--set to mulitpart
> <%= file_column_field "my_model",
"column_for_file_name" %>
>
>
> ---controller
>
> upload
> @my_model = My_model.new()
> @my_model.save(params[:my_model])
> end
>
> I get a new record inserted into the database but without the filename
> value and no file is uploaded, althought the directory structure is
> created. I dont get any error message at all. Can suggest someway to
> troubleshoot this problem as i don''t want to delve into plugin
code.
> Help much appreciated. Si.
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