url_for_file_column(“product”, “picture”)
is outputting
/product/picture/development/13/4.jpg
but the file is here
/product/picture/13/4.jpg
(using 0.3.1 tag)
trying to figure out from the plugin code what could be causing this,
but so far no luck…
any help’d be greatly appreciated
tks
Oliver
hi sebastian,
indeed strange, after starting locomotive again just now to try <%=
@product.picture_relative_path %>, it started displaying normally…
feels as though it was just messin with me 
thanks for your response though
2005/12/4, Sebastian K. removed_email_address@domain.invalid:
go figure…
you using kyle’s branch? how is it working for you?
2005/12/5, aroth removed_email_address@domain.invalid:
On 12/5/05, aroth removed_email_address@domain.invalid wrote:
(using 0.3.1 tag)
I also had that occur once when I installed a branch version of
file_column from SVN. I figured maybe my rails install was dirty so I
checked out a newer version and everything worked fine.
oh, yes. I believe kyle was experimenting with a naming scheme like
this in his branch. Oliver, are you absolutely sure you were using the
0.3.1 tag?
Sebastian
ol1barn3s wrote:
url_for_file_column(“product”, “picture”)
is outputting
/product/picture/development/13/4.jpg
but the file is here
/product/picture/13/4.jpg
(using 0.3.1 tag)
trying to figure out from the plugin code what could be causing this,
but so far no luck…any help’d be greatly appreciated
tks
Oliver
I also had that occur once when I installed a branch version of
file_column from SVN. I figured maybe my rails install was dirty so I
checked out a newer version and everything worked fine.
hi sebastian, sorry I took so long to respond.
yes, I installed it twice, one using script/plugin and the other just
copying over the install I was using for another project, which was
also 0.3.1
2005/12/6, Sebastian K. removed_email_address@domain.invalid:
Yeah, that looks like a url that would be used in my experimental
branch. Does anyone want me to tag a stable version?
But yes, if you think about it, you should have separate file_column
folders for each database (and therefore environment) you use. (And
if, like me, you use the Globalize plugin, each locale) You don’t
really want your unit tests overwriting your development files. Most
of us can get away with a single folder, because our production
environment is on a different computer, but I wouldn’t consider it a
best practice.
Kyle
On 12/2/05, Oliver B. removed_email_address@domain.invalid wrote:
(using 0.3.1 tag)
huh, strage. That shouldn’t happen. What does <%=
@product.picture_relative_path %> produce?
Sebastian
On 12/12/05, Oliver B. removed_email_address@domain.invalid wrote:
that´d be great. but so, is this not going to make it into the next main
release?
you can easily achieve a storage path that depends on your environment
by using the root_path option like this:
file_column :image, :root_path => “#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/#{RAILS_ENV}”
The next version will include an easy way to set the root_path globally.
Sebastian
Hi,
What is that ‘easy way’, to what are you referring to in edgerails?
file_column is a third-party plugin, so edgerails hash nothing to do
with it. You might find the changes in the file_column trunk at
http://opensvn.csie.org/rails_file_column/plugins/file_column/trunk/,
or they might not be there yet.
thanks sebastian.
just curious also, is view magick processing going to be in the next
release?
that´d be great. but so, is this not going to make it into the next main
release?
2005/12/8, Kyle M. removed_email_address@domain.invalid: