Rails - Feb 2008 - getting StringIO in Mozilla and String in Safari for file up

Hi Folks,

          When i try to upload files, its working in both Mozilla and
IE. But It''s not working in Safari. The reason is,mozilla has  StringIO
class and safari has string class. My controller codings are based on
StringIO. So that its not working in safari(ie its failed to read the
file).I cant able to proceed further. Can any one help me.


Thanks in Advance
Saravanan.K
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On 7 Feb 2008, at 10:55, Saravanan Krishnan wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi Folks,
>
>          When i try to upload files, its working in both Mozilla and
> IE. But It''s not working in Safari. The reason is,mozilla has   
> StringIO
> class and safari has string class. My controller codings are based on
> StringIO. So that its not working in safari(ie its failed to read the
> file).I cant able to proceed further. Can any one help me.
>
The body of a post will be a StringIO, TempFile or (if the form type  
isn''t multipart) a String.
You just need to cope with those possibilities. Are you setting the  
mime type of the post correctly ?

Fred
>
> Thanks in Advance
> Saravanan.K
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Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On 7 Feb 2008, at 10:55, Saravanan Krishnan wrote:
> 
>> file).I cant able to proceed further. Can any one help me.
>>
> The body of a post will be a StringIO, TempFile or (if the form type
> isn''t multipart) a String.
> You just need to cope with those possibilities. Are you setting the
> mime type of the post correctly ?
> 
> Fred

Thanks for your quick reply Fred.

I''m using following form tag

<code>
<% form_for :taxfile,:url=>{:controller=>''taxpayer'',
:action=>
''upload_taxfile''}, :html=>{ :multipart=>true} do%>
<%=file_field :taxfile,:uploaded_data,:size=>"15" %>
</code>

I didn''t set any mime types in config files.

Thanks
Saravanan

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On 7 Feb 2008, at 13:37, Saravanan Krishnan wrote:
>
> Frederick Cheung wrote:
>> On 7 Feb 2008, at 10:55, Saravanan Krishnan wrote:
>>
>>> file).I cant able to proceed further. Can any one help me.
>>>
>> The body of a post will be a StringIO, TempFile or (if the form type
>> isn''t multipart) a String.
>> You just need to cope with those possibilities. Are you setting the
>> mime type of the post correctly ?
>>
>> Fred
>
>
> Thanks for your quick reply Fred.
>
> I''m using following form tag
>
> <code>
> <% form_for
:taxfile,:url=>{:controller=>''taxpayer'', :action=>
> ''upload_taxfile''}, :html=>{ :multipart=>true}
do%>
> <%=file_field :taxfile,:uploaded_data,:size=>"15" %>
> </code>
Setting :multipart => true is all you should need to do. I think  
you''ll just have to deal with whatever rails throws at you.

Fred
>
>
> I didn''t set any mime types in config files.
>
> Thanks
> Saravanan
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