Hey, I’m looking for a good and complete how to to implement multiple
file uploads in a form. I’ve been looking for hours now, trying a few
snippets or bits or various forums, and I’d love it if someone who had
a real good grasp on ruby could show me (and everyone else) a ruby way
to implement it. so far all I’ve found is hacks that don’t really
work. I’m familiar with file_column, acts_as_attachment, and
attachment_fu and have gotten all of them to work with one file. I’ve
even tried combing through mephisto’s code, but i can’t make what Rick
does there work.
Any help would be awesome.
This’d be great to know! Any recommendations?
On 3/13/07, plewizard [email protected] wrote:
Any help would be awesome.
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Ramon Miguel M. Tayag
plewizard wrote:
Hey, I’m looking for a good and complete how to to implement multiple
file uploads in a form. I’ve been looking for hours now, trying a few
snippets or bits or various forums, and I’d love it if someone who had
a real good grasp on ruby could show me (and everyone else) a ruby way
to implement it. so far all I’ve found is hacks that don’t really
work. I’m familiar with file_column, acts_as_attachment, and
attachment_fu and have gotten all of them to work with one file. I’ve
even tried combing through mephisto’s code, but i can’t make what Rick
does there work.
Any help would be awesome.
Use flash and make your life simple 
hey, acts as attachment handles multiple file uploads easily…
here is what you do…
2 models…article and photo…article has_many photos and photo
belongs_to article. create your aaa model and include the article_id in
the photo table. next when you create your form, instantiate more
dvd_covers. like dvd_cover1 = Photo.new…dvd_cover2 = Photo.new…
now in your form, add the newly created file fields. when your in the
submit action build it how you would a has_many relationship. something
like
myarticle = Article.new
myarticle.build_photo(params[:dvdcover1_uploaded_data])
myarticle.build_photo(params[:dvdcover2_uploaded_data])
etc…
i will post the write up in my blog at railsgrunt.com when i get home.