Hans- You definitely have run into a snag with Asset Pipeline. It can be a little tricky if you aren't familiar with it, and you should be sure to rule out caching issues.
here's how: 1) If you have compiled assets (you ran rake asset:compile), your Rails app will serve the compiled assets from public/assets/ . You'll know if you have compiled assets if you see a folder and content at public/assets/. You can trash that folder to force Rails to not use compiled assets. Normally I would recommend you never compile your assets locally and let your deployment compile your assets. 2) Very rarely I see either the Rails cache or the Sass cache hold onto things. It isn't supposed to in development, but I have seen it. To clear that try rm -rf tmp/cache/ tmp/sass-cache/ at the root of your project. 3) Finally be sure that your browser isn't caching. Note that some browsers let you Option-key refresh to forcibly reload, but in recent versions of Chrome they switched it to Shift-key instead of Option-key (which is confusing if you aren't expecting that). Also try deleting history/cached files from your browser. 4) Restart your Rails server to force it to pick up changes, of course. Note that you normally don't have to do this. It is only under special circumstances (and very rare) that you need to do all of these steps in development. The above steps will solve your caching issues only. They do not address the underlying problem, which is that your CSS files load from /assets/application.css. That file references a resource at ../jquery/ui-bg_flat_75_ffffff_40x100.png. That means your user's browser is trying to look for /jquery/ui-bg_flat_75_ffffff_40x100.png which doesn't exist. This particular problem I believe is a flaw in the Asset Pipeline design. You have three options: 1) Re-write your CSS to use the asset-path helpers that will correctly create the path (that doesn't work when using the gem since the CSS code is inside the gem!) 2) Use a different Gem (like the one suggested to you by the other commenter) 3) Move the images & fonts that jquery-ui needs into the /public folder, in a subfolder for /jquery so that they load where the CSS is expecting them to load. Personally I always avoid use of the jquery-rails gem. In my apps, I always copy jQuery files (including JS, CSS, fonts, images) into my app and then reference them directly from my manifest files. There are severals reasons for this, including: 1) It lets gives you better control over things like the problem you are describing above. 2) You always know exactly which version of jQuery you are loading, and it is locked in place at that version. (If you do bundle update jquery-rails in the future, you could very well update to a new version of jQuery that could break lots of JS code on your front end) 3) Many large apps I work with actually have different versions of jQuery installed. Although I never load 2 different versions of jQuery at the same time, I do this when I want to upgrade to a newer version of jQuery incrementally, and optionally load the new jQuery on certain pages while keeping the old versions of jQuery for other areas of my website. This is impossible to do with jquery-rails gem, and in fact jquery-rails gem makes it very difficult to upgrade jQuery from the version you choose to start your codebase. -Jason On Oct 2, 2014, at 6:07 AM, Hans <hans.marmo...@klockholm.se> wrote: > I am developing an application in rails 3.2 with gem jquery-rails. I am using > development mode, but will change to production soon. Then this error which I > get in development mode -- No route matches [GET] > "/jquery/ui-bg_flat_75_ffffff_40x100.png") -- had to be fixed. Jqueru-ui has > a rule with url(../jquery/ui-bg_flat_75_ffffff_40x100.png) that does not work > in my environment. I have tried to correct it in my own jquery file but it is > still there, I have disabled my own jquery-ui files but I still get the error > and jquery-ui works in the application. My conclusion is that jquery-ui is > loaded outside my application or it is a caching problem. How can I change > the url in this jquery-ui that I cannot control? How can I empty the cash ( I > am using appach)? How is jquery-ui loaded when only gem jquery-rails is used? > I have also tried to use the other different gems that should take care of > jquery-ui but I still get the same error. > Any Help would be very appreciated !! > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rubyonrails-talk+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rubyonrails-talk/E74005DD-CA97-4C5D-9FE7-43C6132CA1A5%40datatravels.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
