When you use attachment_fu plugin you have to use one of the image
processing libraries. However, when more of them are installed I get the
error: no such file to load – application.rb How can I force
attachment_fu to use one specific image library?
You’ll need to give more information probably.
Have you configured you model to use attachment_fu? That is usually
where
you specify the processing. Reply with that and you might more help.
Also
what specifically are the processors you have installed? Are you sure
that
error isn’t related to something else going on in your controllers?
Cheers,
Walter
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Milan D. <
I had similar problems using attachment_fu for one project that I’m
currently developing, You need to provide more info about the error and
your
app configuration, I will personally use paperclip is a great plugin, it
has
a smaller footprint and it has more options than attachment fu plus you
can
find some useful tutorials about how to use it.
Regards
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Milan D. <
[email protected]> wrote:
When you use attachment_fu plugin you have to use one of the image
processing libraries. However, when more of them are installed I get the
error: no such file to load – application.rb How can I force
attachment_fu to use one specific image library?Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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http://www.vagabonderz.org
I switched to Paperclip and it is working now 
Should have done that a long time ago
Milan D. wrote:
OK, what I did was rename the application_controller.rb to
application.rb and it started working. But only on localhost. On the
server it won’t create any model with attachments (even if I don’t
specify the picture - works fine on localhost). I changed the mode to
777 to make sure that there are no permission issues and nothing
happened. I have all of the libraries installed on server (rmagick,
image_science and mini_magick). If I put gem.config in environment.rb it
says that I need to install the gem (both on localhost and server). I’ve
read somewhere that that is the issue with rails 2.2.2.
I have also tried specifying :with => :mini_magick in the has_attachment
options to force the plugin to use the specific library and it still
wouldn’t create the model.
Maybe I should try out paperclip.P.S. Everything is working on the localhost. I have the feeling that
this is a configuration issue. Is there any way for gem dependencies to
break or something similar?
OK, what I did was rename the application_controller.rb to
application.rb and it started working. But only on localhost. On the
server it won’t create any model with attachments (even if I don’t
specify the picture - works fine on localhost). I changed the mode to
777 to make sure that there are no permission issues and nothing
happened. I have all of the libraries installed on server (rmagick,
image_science and mini_magick). If I put gem.config in environment.rb it
says that I need to install the gem (both on localhost and server). I’ve
read somewhere that that is the issue with rails 2.2.2.
I have also tried specifying :with => :mini_magick in the has_attachment
options to force the plugin to use the specific library and it still
wouldn’t create the model.
Maybe I should try out paperclip.
P.S. Everything is working on the localhost. I have the feeling that
this is a configuration issue. Is there any way for gem dependencies to
break or something similar?