Fernando Perez wrote:
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> I fell into that trap a few times in the past, so now I can quickly
> notice it ;-)
>
Well I will definitely have to remember this, because that was extremely
frustrating haha.
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> Awesome that solved it! Much appreciated :)
I fell into that trap a few times in the past, so now I can quickly
notice it ;-)
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Fernando Perez wrote:
> There is a WARNING message in the log. Can't see it? I told you it was
> hard to spot.
>
> So to solve your problem or at least move a step forward, change Album
> so that it reads:
>
> attr_accessible :name, :photos_attributes
Awesome that solved it! Much appreciated :
There is a WARNING message in the log. Can't see it? I told you it was
hard to spot.
So to solve your problem or at least move a step forward, change Album
so that it reads:
attr_accessible :name, :photos_attributes
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Photo.create(:data =>
File.new("/home/kaspir/Pictures/backgrounds/bg.png")
didn't return anything.
this is my development log error, although I'm not exactly sure what it
means.
Processing AlbumsController#create (for 127.0.0.1 at 2010-08-23
12:31:08) [POST]
Parameters: {"commit"=>"Submit"
Try creating a photo manually, so in script/console type:
Photo.create(:data => File.new("/path/to/a/file"))
Also check the rails log file for any warning/error message, beware it
can be hard to spot in all the lines that get printed.
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