similar to: "AJAX" file uploading

hi, I write a page that contain following function: this site contain a html file upload control, which allow user to upload image only. once the image had been uploaded, it will automatic display on the current page without refresh entire page. when the image is saved, it will return javascript that embed in a iframe (which is also in my current page) that can load the image into my page (

What is the Rails Way of uploading a file over AJAX with Rails 3? In previous versions of Rails, I''ve posted to a targeted iframe and used responds_to_parent to render the response. This doesn''t appear to be working with Rails 3. Anyone know a better solution? Thanks! Tom -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails:

when I tried below, it worked <form target="upload_iframe" action="/profile/validate_charts_file" id="upload_charts" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="charts_file" id="filename" /> <input type="button" name="submit"

Hello together. I''m trying to call an Ajax.Updater from within an IFrame to update an element in the parent window. It is working, but I receive an error from Firefox when I do so. What I want to do is to upload a file, and then after the file has completed uploading, automatically reload a section of the page with information about the file to post-process it. However, AJAX

Hello I am uploading images ajax-attachment_fu-rmagick and an iframe and me climb correctly, but when I finish the process and the driver will I redirect_to enc_url I recharge layer ajax. I tried with redirect_to enc_url :partial => ''m_content'' and redirect_to enc_url, :update => ''m_content''. But neither I recharge ... rhtml ------ <% form_for(photo,

Hi list, In one of my previous projects I had to satisfy the requirement of handling browser back- and forward calls within an Ajax application. Thus I didn''t get an urge to switch the JS part of this project to an other framework like dojo (which supports Browser history handling out-of-the-box), I had to come up with an idea of doing this with prototype/scriptaculous. The arisen

Hello all, I''ve run into trouble attempting to replicate something in ajax that worked when done with an iframe... In both cases I have a table inside a div that is being periodically refreshed every few seconds... The 1st column of each row in the table contains a link to a DHTML popup menu. I have the popup menu working in the ajax version. The problem is that in the ajax version

How would I achieve this? In Rails 2.x, I would use responds_to_parent, but it seems quite unsupported now. What plugins/gems do people use nowadays that would automate 1) targeting form to iframe 2) sending javascript to iframe 3) having the javascript execute another javascript on parent page Thank you, Sharkie -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this message because

Anybody here have any experience uploading a file via a hidden iframe for that "ajax fresh good feel"? Previously I was using the plugin form_remote_plugin (http://svn.kylemaxwell.com/form_remote_upload/trunk/) which was working like a dream until our sys admin updated rails to 1.1.2. I''ve made a form that can submit the file to an iframe, but now I''m having trouble

Anybody here have any experience uploading a file via a hidden iframe for that "ajax fresh good feel"? Previously I was using the plugin form_remote_plugin ( http://svn.kylemaxwell.com/form_remote_upload/trunk/) which was working like a dream until our sys admin updated rails to 1.1.2. I''ve made a form that can submit the file to an iframe, but now I''m having trouble

I want to make an IFRAME or some kind of AJax app that will pan an external page. Also allow for zooming. Can this be done in Ruby on Rails? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

1/ I am trying to send a multipart/form-data encoded form through Ajax with by calling Form.serialize, but it seems that files fields does not support this very well Is there any special mode to use ? You cannot send a file through Ajax. You''ll have to submit the form normally. To mimic Ajax functionality, you could set the target to a hidden iframe, and on the server side,

Good evening! I''m currently trying to submit some data and a file upload through Ajax. I''m using rails & prototype, and somewhere there''s a disconnect. I''m reasonably convinced the file upload isnt being sent at all, or if it is, Rails has absolutely no idea. The form itself heads with: <form onsubmit="new

Hi all Is it possible to do https request via AJAX from a http loaded page ? It''s for minimizing serverload and just send passwords and user-account stuff via https. >From my understanding how AJAX works, it is not possible to mix, because http/https is like cross-domain In case I am not wrong, maybe someone knows a way around the limitiations (my first thought: proxing via

Hi everyone, I''m working on an file upload page that uses an ajax progress bar (http://sean.treadway.info/demo/upload/). I''ve also got validation on the uploads (must be a certain file size/mime type etc). When uploads pass validation - all is dandy. But when they fail - I can''t work out how to redisplay the form with the flash error messages (that normally appear

I''ve not looked into how it''s done but adding an attachment in Gmail (UK version) uploads the file without refreshing the window, and http://www.yousendit.com <http://www.yousendit.com/> appears to send a file via some sort of RPC or AJAX. Maybe this could be another starting point for you. Paul Shannon Web Applications Developer Codeweavers Limited Tel: 0870 443

Hi, I am trying to use javascript and css within an ajax loaded page, but they don''t seem to get loaded. I have searched thru the archives and can''t find any help on this. For example, I have some page specific scripts that I put at the top of an ajax page within <script>...</script>, and use a stylesheet link tag. These are specific to these ajax pages. If I load

I''d bet money that they use a hidden iframe. Gmail already uses that to avoid breaking the back button, from what I''ve read. It''s impossible to send multipart form data through XMLHttpRequest, or so everything I read says and my own personal attempts confirm. There is an IE ActiveX plugin that will let you send files in a similar fashion, but it''s IE only. I

Does anyone see any problem with this form? - form_remote_for(Photo.new, :html => {:multipart => true, :target => :uploader}) do |f| .form_element = f.label :photo = f.file_field :collateral = hidden_field_tag :container_id, @shoot.id = hidden_field_tag :container_type, @shoot.class.name .form_element = f.submit ''Add Photos'' The photo has a

Hi All; I am trying out the web software from www.drupal.org and I have it Installed to a point ok in my www.werren.net domains. Every time I try to use the .htaccess file in the root directory With even one command showing I get a server mis-config error on the site. The default .htaccess is shown below I use Cent OS 4.7 using the Blue Quartz installer from Nuonce Networks