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...;t seem to make it work. Should it be possible to do something like this...? [View] <%= form_remote_tag :url => {:action => ''sendplot''}, :update => ''plot'' %> <%= submit_tag %> <%= end_form_tag %> <img id="plot" src="someimage.png"/> [Controller] def sendplot output_plot(...) # this sends a png file to the browser - this bit works end I find that the browser (Opera or Firefox), no matter what, won''t :update an existing <img> tag. If I :update a <div> instead, I see the png data dumped as...

I''m having a problem but don''t know what is causing it so I don''t know exactly where to post, please bear with me. I''m trying to set up https access however whenever I go to https://url_for_site the root route renders but the url is rewritten to http://url_for_site. The ssl request shows in the apache logs but obviously no further ssl requests show up.

...on looks promising: http://vantulder.net/rails/magick/ However, I believe it may be overkill for just resizing images sometimes. I have also seen a few javascript examples for resizing, but may not degrade nicely. Also, these images are stored externally and are accessed via http://somesite.com/someimage.gif syntax which the ImageMagick extention does not seem to cater for (maybe after_filter will work though). Any feedback on this is appreciated. Thanks, Tom

This message is from Luis F. Correia, who unfortunately could not post it himself to the list.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Hi! I would like to thank you, H. Peter Anvin for creating this wonderful set of tools. The only thing that bothers me is the lack of proper examples in the docs. Syslinux and affiliates would certainly improve

...nux > Conversation: [syslinux] MSDOS not working: problem Solved > Subject: Re: [syslinux] MSDOS not working: problem Solved > > > G. Murali Krishnan wrote: > > > > In short: Is it possible to have such a feature in some > future version? > > May be someimage like memdisk can do this? > > If not is there any other way I can achieve the > same effect. > > > > Probably not. It would entail writing to the hard disk (since that's > the only possible storage medium) which seems at best > inappropriate for >...

My app has a header & footer I want common to each section. They live in app/views/shared/_header.rhtml & _footer.rhtml. They are referenced by app/views/layouts/application.rhtml as one would expect: <div id="header"> <%= render :partial => ''shared/header'' %> </div> They contain many lines like this: <a