Hello again,
I've managed to hack together an uploader, but I need a progress bar to
go with it. I ended up using FTP to upload, and got a way to find the
progress while it's uploading. I split that off into another function in
the controller, which is all well and good.
The problem is that I ne
Parker Selbert wrote:
> There is a duality to Paperclip in that it is meant to process anything,
> but the default processor (Thumbnail) is for images. I'm guessing the
> versatility of it is why it doesn't do a hard check for ImageMagick
> before it tries to process anything.
>
> As far as the
Bb Serviss wrote:
> I noticed in your form that you didnt specify any of the support
> fields that paperclip uses -avatar_file_name for example - if these
> aren't in the params hash they won't be saved in the db. In a recent
> project I added all the fields to the form, but you could add them as
Thank you, I changed it. But it's still not fixing the SQL query.
By the way, is there a good way to step through a Rails application? I
don't know if it would help here, but I like being able to see what's
going on at every level. I could at least see what's being used to make
the query.
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P
Hello all,
I'm a Rails newbie trying to get a basic implementation of Paperclip up
but it's giving me problems. I'm developing on Windows XP (I know...)
with WEBrick and MySQL.
In my model I have:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_attached_file :avatar,:styles => { :medium => "300x300>", :th
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