similar to: email attachment is not sending properly

Hi guys: I wanna send a html format email with a attachment. What I do is like: model: def weekly_report address = WeeklyReportEmail.find_all_by_validate(true).collect(&:address).to_sentence(:last_word_connector => '','', :two_words_connector => '','') @recipients = address @from = "Chronos weekly report

Community, I''m struggling with an issue and I''m sure it is trivial but I cannot find the solution. I''m trying to attach a PDF file to an email. For simplicity, I have explicitely named a given file but when I get the email, the attachment is only a partial of the document which causes it to be corrupt. Sample below: @recipients =

How do you do this? Tried all the examples on the wiki, and unfortunately the trac is not accessible right now to check the trouble tickets. No matter what I do the mime structure seems to be incorrect. It seems that adding an attachment to a html+plaintext message is not possible using the standard methods. I have seen some old posting on the mailing list about overriding the deliver method

Hi, I am trying to call a method after message is delivered via MyMailer.deliver_message. Is the below the same as this? MyMailer.deliver_message create_sent_record? class MyMailer < ActionMailer::Base def message( subject, body, recps, sent_at = Time.now) @subject =subject @body = body @recipients = recps @from =

The following code attaches my pdf with success. However, my e-mail template is not being rendered in the e-mail. Any idea''s why my template is ignored? require ''pdf/writer'' class NotifierRequest < ActionMailer::Base def inforequest(name, email, notice_request, message) @subject = ''Notice'' @body = {:name => name, :email

Hello, I''m converting my 2.3.8 application to 3.0.7 and have run into a snag with forwarding emails from the app with an attachment. The attachment appears in the email as 1 byte in size and thus corrupt. The actual file is fine and Rails seems to have access to the file. I''ve tried multiple permutations but here''s what I''m doing... I''m fetching email

Hello ~ I have an email that I need to attach a PDF to. The email is being sent, and a file is attached but it is not the original file. I am following the example: attachment :content_type => "image/jpeg", :body => File.read("an-image.jpg") changing it to: attachment :content_type => "application/pdf", :body => File.read("pdf/my.pdf")

Basically, I''m trying to crop multiple images out of a remote/original scene.. Think flickr ''tagging'', only, the pixs in the tagged boxes become their own unique images.. by way of simulating an upload from the controller using attachment fu.. can''t quite figure out the specific method in fu that would allow me to do this.. I''m so near the edge right

I don''t know how to get more info about this issue on my remote server ( Linux/Debian6 - Qmail) localhost testing is fine , so my class UserMailer < ActionMailer::Base is rendering correctly the email ( checked in the development log) now, testing the remote SMTP server , via the production console, using : ActionMailer::Base.smtp_settings = {:address  =>

Today I made a first attempt to make use of ruby mailer. A volunteer fills out a form and the information is then sent to an administrator. I generated a mailer called notifier and added the following: class Notifier < ActionMailer::Base def volunteer_signup(volunteer, sent_at = Time.now) @subject = ''A new volunteer has signed up'' @body = { :title =>

I have a model like so class Product < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :image_links, :order => :position has_many :product_images, :order => ''image_links.position'', :through => :image_links end The problem is that :order clause just gets ignored. How do you server records in a specific order when the order column is on the join model?

Is anyone sucessfully reading email attachments? I have had some luck in my local dev environment but only get partial files on my hosted server (TxD) and then only sometimes. I use something like this.... Net::POP3.start("widespreadsolutions.com", nil, "briefcase", "y902xas") do |pop| if pop.mails.empty? logger.info "NO MAIL" else

I am getting html output in my email body with spurious characters that cannot be rendered, so that my links are not handled properly. What am I not getting here? My email body contains: -----------------clip------------- <A href=mailto:&quot;<%=h(''support-t1rxLZ7CIXjQT0dZR+AlfA@public.gmane.org'')%>? Support&quot;>Support</A><br/> with any

Hi, I have some images and I want to be able to drag them into the order I want and have the database updated accordingly. I have an unordered list elsewhere in the application that works well, but for the images I cant get it working. In my controller I have: def updateorder params[:images].each_with_index { |id,idx| ProductImage.update(id, :display_order => idx) } render :text

Hi, I need to implement a mailing list system, Actionmailer is great, but i haven''t found out a way to send many (hundreds of) emails without having to reconnect to the SMTP server for each mail when calling Mymailer::deliver_my_mail(recipient) Any tips? (Possibly without calling directly Net::SMTP, so i can take advantage of the rhtml rendering of the body) Thanks, Best regards,

Hello ~ I have a working ActionMailer Action that takes the template to use as an argument so I have one action that handles multiple emails. The email sends just fine, and the correct email templates are used, but ActionMailer is throwing in its own text/plain section in addition to the one I specify. Does anyone have any ideas on why this might be occuring, when I am specificially specifying

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I''m working on an application which uses rflickr to upload images to flickr. I''ve generated and cached an auth token as described in the GETTING STARTED document in the rflickr tree. However, when I call the API, I receive an error stating "ERR: Invalid auth token (98)". The extended error is: XMLRPC::FaultException

I have a PageController that displays a form. The form is just straight HTML, I only used the form helpers for the form tag as so: -- <%= form_tag({:action => :send_request}, {:method=>:post, :name=>''childsplay''})%> -- In my page controller I have this: -- def send_request email = InfoMailer::deliver_sendrequest(params) end --- in my action mailer class I

Hello friends, I have configured attachment_f. It''s working fine on Local(development) system but giving problem on production. Basically on production the attachment_fu is not able to generate thumbnail image it saving the original size image. Below is the configuration. has_attachment :content_type => :image, :storage => :file_system, :max_size

Hi! As per the API Docs, I''ve put this in my Actionmailer class attachment :content_type => "application/csv", :body => File.read(filename), :content_disposition => ''test.csv'' The email arrives okay and all but the filename is ignored and the newlines in my CSV file are gone (replaced by something else). I must admit I''m receiving