similar to: Testing file upload

Hi everyone, I''m having trouble uploading some files. I''ve set up a simple action whose view looks like: <%= start_form_tag({:action => ''handle_file_test''}, {:multipart => true}) %> <label for="file">File to Upload</label> <%= file_field_tag "file" %> <%= submit_tag %> <%= end_form_tag %>

Hi, I currently write a tool for my school. Therefore I have to save uploaded files. I bought Agile Web Dev. with Rails to learn webdev with Rails. I''m very new at rails and couln''d find anything on the internet. Now when I want to save the file data to the mysql database, rails gives me an error. My code is the same as written in the book on page 363. Here is my code of the

Hi. I''m setting up an upload form for internal users of a Rails site, and I''m trying to use the Upload Progress Bar plugin from http://sean.treadway.info/demo/upload/. I followed the directions as set out in the Rails Wiki (http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/Upload+Progress+Bar). Basically the problem is no progress bar or any upload information shows up. In WEBrick, I

Hi, I am using send_data to allow users to download files from the database but ran into a small problem, it seems that files upload fine but when they download only 64kb of the file is sent. I''m using the basic rails code from the Agile book: #upload code in my sheet model def file=(document_field) self.filename = base_part_of(document_field.original_filename)

I''m currently new to Rails and Ruby and I''m trying to learn from my mistakes, this time I''m trying to upload 2 files from a form for later processing, however, after I hit the "Submit" button. I keep getting this error: TypeError in UploadFilesController#create app/controllers/upload_files_controller.rb:28:in `new''

Hi I hope someone can shed some light on this have searched a lot but found nothing definite. This happens on Ubuntu and Fedora 2. I am having a problem with uploading small files (images gif or jpeg under 19k). According to ruby documentation these are stored temporarily as StringIO objects rather than temporary files (as is done with the larger file uploads). The problem is that when it

Okay, so this is driving me crazy. I''m trying to do a file upload using code from a book. What happens: I get wrong number of arguments (1 for 0) in the upload controller save action. No idea why. Schema: The schema for the picture model object is just a textfield named comments and a binary field called data. Upload controller: def get @picture =Picture.new end def save

-----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 created an integrations test that attempted to uploade a file as follows: def uploaded_file(path, content_type="application/octet-stream", filename=nil) filename ||= File.basename(path) t = Tempfile.new(filename) FileUtils.copy_file(path, t.path) (class << t; self; end;).class_eval do alias local_path path define_method(:original_filename) {

Hello, I''m working on an import utility that will match the functionality of uploading an object of a model that uses attachment_fu for thumbnailing, etc. Rather than uploading the file via a form, I want to populate the params[:image][:uploaded_data] with data from a file already on the server''s file system. So far, I''ve been able to copy to an instance of Tempfile

@contact = Contact.new @contact.file_file_name=params[:contact][:file].original_filename @contact.file_content_type=params[:contact][:file].content_type.chomp @contact.file=params[:contact][:file].read @contact.save the first two elements work, @contact.file=params[:contact][:file].read results empty, can you say me where I am wrong. Sergio

Hello together, I developed a file upload in my application like this (files uploaded belong to a project): project_controller.rb: ---------------------- def upload_attachment project = Project.find(@params[:id]) begin project.attachments.create(params[:attachment]) rescue flash[:attachment_error] = "Error at Upload" end redirect_to :action => "edit_project", :id

I''m trying to use one form to upload a file to the file system and insert a title and description field into the database. I have no problem uploading files to the file system using the code from http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/HowtoUploadFiles There are more fields on the form than need to be inserted into the database, name and file. I need to pull out these extra fields

Hi, I''m having issues with getting a consistent result with the emails I am sending using Actionmailer. Problem: Emails that I send with plain text, rich text, and attachments do not display the same results across GMail, Yahoo, Outlook and Thunderbird. Scenario: I am sending an email with text/plain, text/html, and 2 attachments using the code below, and I''ve specified the

I am creating a database for movies (films) and television shows (shows) that will have has_and_belongs_to_many relationships with the pictures table. CREATE TABLE screenshots ( id serial NOT NULL, filename character varying NOT NULL, content_type character varying NOT NULL, primary key (id) ); CREATE TABLE films ( id serial NOT NULL, name character varying NOT NULL,

Hi, I want to get the size of an uploaded file that is saved in the database. Can you help me? In the edit view formular there is: <input id="attachment_title" name="attachment[title]" size="30" type="text" /> <input id="attachment_attachment" name="attachment[attachment]" size="30" type="file" />

I''m trying to upload a file, display the upload progress and then update a table with the newly uploaded file. Is there a way to specify a :success handler for form_tag_with_upload_progress such that I have access to the request.response data (in the way I can with link_to_remote)? The :finish JavaScript is being executed but because there is no request object, the table

Hi all, I was wondering about the class used when rails receives file uploads. Sometimes it appears to be a File, and other times it is a StringIO. Also it has methods such as original_filename that don''t appear to belong to either of these classes. I ask because I''m trying to work out how to test my fil upload related models and controllers. Is there some standardised way of

I have a model; I do photo = Photo.new(parameters) parameters contains: {"picture"=>#<File:C:/DOCUME~1/BART~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/CGI3180.1>} so i expect that the def picture=(filename) method is called in this constructor.. this is not the case. Does anyone know why? params[:photo].each_pair do |id, parameters| photo = Photo.new(parameters) end class Photo

In my app, the user can upload images. Rather than shoving the image data in the database, i want to put the filename and content type into the db, then rename the image with its record''s id number, and then save it into a local folder in my app folder. (hardcoded for now) All the details are being saved to the db ok, so as far as i know the "picture_file=" method is fine.