similar to: Vcard import library options

I''m trying to add Vcard import functionality and I keep getting the following using the code provided below. I''m using the VPIM library to decode the vcards and add them to my database table. Can someone help me out, or point me in a different direction for importing VCards. Thanks. Error: cannot convert StringIO into String Controller Code: require

I''m currently looking to build a contact manager with Rails. I need to offer Vcard import / export capabilities. I have VPIM setup in my Rails app, but I''m a little stuck on how to pull the correct data from the vcards. I''ve looked at the docs for VPIM and those have helped get me started, but I still can''t figure out how to pull specific data. As an

I am trying to explore the vpim gem.. Using that i am trying to generate Vcard..Now I am able to generate vcard also i am able to send that vcard through mail. If i try to open that vcard through thunderbird, all the fields getting stored in address book except mobile number, Here ia m send the code for adding mobile number into vcard.. if @bizcard_label.mobile_number!=""

On Wed, Apr 12, 2006 at 02:29:50AM +0900, Ben Reubenstein wrote: > I am using the Ruby Vpim library to create Vcards. I am having > trouble getting my address entries to format correctly when the > resulting VCF file is loaded into an address book. Is there a special > character to create a break line in the address field? Many of the > addresses in my data include multiple line

Hi all, Is there a way in vpim to edit an individual field in a vcard. I have a set of vcards stored in a db and would like to be able to edit individual fields in the vcard and then save the vcard back to the db. I didn''t see any methods for editing a vcard in the api. Do I need to create a new vcard and repopulate it with all the fields except the one that I''m changing and

I saw a couple of references in the VPIM-talk archives about OS X Address book throwing a message of "no importable cards were found". I ran into this address when I threw some code into the my rails application. I used the .vcard extension for my vcard and saw this message for OS X address book. Once I changed the extension to .vcf, it recognized it right away as a valid vcard file.

i''m doing a site for someone that has a form set up to collect contact information from the user. i installed the vpim gem and was hoping to give my client a way to download all of the contact''s information as a vcard. using the examples, i was able to get it working in ruby, but i''m not quite sure how to generate and download a vcard on the fly. has anyone done

This isn''t even close to ready for release, but in case anybody is interested, has feedback, finds it useful as is, or even wants to collaborate... I''ve been working on a "personal information server", something of a protocol multiplexer. Right now it serves calendar feeds for: - a local calendar folder (iCal 1.x''s Library/Calendars) - rss for local todos

I''ve got two issues: First, it seems that every time there''s a comma in a street field, it gets preceded by a ''\''. I can''t seem to get rid of it, or even find where it''s being generated. (ex: 71229 30nd Ave NW\, Apt 50) Second, every now and then my country ''United States'' gets cut off, as if it''s reached a character

On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 6:32 AM, Joost Hietbrink <joost at joopp.com> wrote: > Hi Sam Roberts, > First of all. Thanks for the Vpim gem. We use it at www.yelloyello.com and > it works great. I''m glad to hear that. > We''ve only encountered the following error: > # NoMethodError (undefined method `to_str'' for []:Array): > # >

On 27/02/2007, at 03:57 AM, Henry Maddocks wrote: > > Can you try these commands? > > > > <your-ruby> --version > > <your-ruby> -e ''s="\0B"; p s; p s =~ /\x00\x62/i'' > > > > The i option in the regex -----------------------^ makes the > > comparison > > insensitive. > > henry$ ruby --version >

Quoting chris at joyent.com, on Fri, Apr 28, 2006 at 07:55:25PM -0700: > Hey Sam, > > Random question...have you been able to successfully use your APIs > and create a vCard with photos that can import into AddressBook with > the photos intact? I am having a heck of a time getting the photos > to come into AddressBook. Didn''t know if you had success here. No,

Does anyone know of a plugin or extension that makes it easy to import and export with VCards for a contact database? Thanks, Kyle

Railoholic-Anonymous Members: I am tooling around with the idea of forming a project which would create a calendar plugin/engine with the following features: 1. DB schema mapping all necessary iCal (RFC-2445) fields. 2. Probably utilizing either vpim (vpim.rubyforge.net), or iCalendar (icalendar.rubyforge.net). (First choice would be vpim since some attendee functionality requires vcard

Thanks for the bug report! I''ll get a new release out next week, I''ve been on vacation for a few weeks and I''m just getting up to speed with being back in a city. In the meantime, the fix is to apply the following patch (in Icalendar.decode_duration). I''ve also integrated your tests, thanks. Cheers, Sam diff -u -r1.22 icalendar.rb --- vpim/icalendar.rb 17

We''re using Vpim to parse iCal and vCard files, and so far it''s been great. However, when we were parsing some iCal files we noticed that all the endlines in the description section were disappearing. I start peering through the source code and find (in the Field#to_text method that is being called): # The value as text. Text can have escaped newlines, commas, and escape #

Has anyone successfully used vPim with Rails? Please let me know of your experiences OR where I can find documentation to do so.

This is a follow-up to the thread ending with: http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/vpim-talk/2008/000120.html I too am in search of some ruby parser for icalendar which properly handles timezones on the datetimes in the icalendar RFC. As I understand it there are actually three types of times. 1) UTC times with a string form of yyyymmddThhmmssZ note the trailing Z indicates zulu time aka utc. 2)

Hi, While this question does not directly concern Asterisk, it certainly relates to CTI applications. When building CTI application, you can meet 3 data types : - LDAP data, for employee data, - SQL data, for customer or structured data, - vCards-like, for various contacts mostly stored in Email's address books. It is very common to deal with LDAP or SQL databases, from a program. I would

On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Christopher J. Bottaro <cjbottaro at alumni.cs.utexas.edu> wrote: > I noticed two little bugs when using your vpim module in a Rails application. > > 1) The vpim module overwrites Rail''s implementation of Date#to_time. > 2) The vpim module''s implementation of Date#to_time causes > Date.today.to_time to return a Time that is