MaD wrote:
if i understand correctly you can click that link, choose the option
'save as', download it to you hd and watch it. but you if you click
the link and choose 'open', your video player opens but doesn't show
any content. correct?
if so i don't think it's a problem with your rails
alright, then let's take a look at your code...
how does it work? do you store your files in a folder inside your
public-directory and filename points to that location? or do you store
your files inside your database? what exactly is Movie.file and
Movie.filename?
the following line throws me
Deepak Mahajan wrote:
MaD wrote:
if i understand correctly you can click that link, choose the option
'save as', download it to you hd and watch it. but you if you click
the link and choose 'open', your video player opens but doesn't show
any content. correct?
if so i don't think it's a
Hitesh Rawal wrote:
Deepak Mahajan wrote:
MaD wrote:
if i understand correctly you can click that link, choose the option
'save as', download it to you hd and watch it. but you if you click
the link and choose 'open', your video player opens but doesn't show
any content. correct?
if so i
I believe that the usual thing when sending files is to use the
webserver's filestreaming rather than rendering the file as text.
Try something like
send_file @movie.file_path, :disposition = :attachment
The disposition attachment option is actually set by default, but it
will provide the
if i understand correctly you can click that link, choose the option
'save as', download it to you hd and watch it. but you if you click
the link and choose 'open', your video player opens but doesn't show
any content. correct?
if so i don't think it's a problem with your rails app, but with
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