Hi guys
is there anyone who knows how to upload files?
can u give me the required codings?
Thx
Regards
Kushan
Hi guys
is there anyone who knows how to upload files?
can u give me the required codings?
Thx
Regards
Kushan
is there anyone who knows how to upload files?
can u give me the required codings?
i already followed wht that page says, but it wont work
can anyone give me codings
im sure some one may have done file uploading
Regards
Kushan
i already followed wht that page says, but it wont work
can anyone give me codings
im sure some one may have done file uploading
Someone has, and they posted the code on the wiki. If it’s not working
then it would be more helpful to know what error you are getting.
this is the error i got
undefined method ‘read’ for “c:\modernchef.txt”:String
this is the model that i wrote
def self.save(metro_upload)
File.open(“Metro_SQL/#{metro_upload[‘name’]}/metro.sql”, “w”) {
|f|
$readedFile = f.read(metro_upload['sql_file'].read)
f.write($readedFile)
}
end
end
check out railsgrunt.com to upload multiple files.
Kushan J. wrote:
Hi guys
is there anyone who knows how to upload files?
can u give me the required codings?Thx
Regards
Kushan
Check out the acts_as_attachment plugin it works great. Here is a
tutorial for it from the author of the plugin
http://weblog.techno-weenie.net/articles/acts_as_attachment
Your bug is probably in this line:
$readedFile = f.read(metro_upload['sql_file'].read)
Since that’s the only one with calls to a method named ‘read’ (note
the error message). And since f.read is definitely a valid method
call, the second one would seem the likely culprit. Why are you
calling metro_upload[‘sql_file’].read? Isn’t the value of
metro_upload[‘sql_file’] “c:\modernchef.txt”?
On 3/21/07, Kushan J. [email protected] wrote:
end
then it would be more helpful to know what error you are getting.
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Kushan J. wrote:
this is the error i got
undefined method ‘read’ for “c:\modernchef.txt”:String
have you enctype=“multipart/form-data” among your form attributes?
Hi,
You can use ‘file_column’ to control file/image uploadings
Cheers,
Robert
On Mar 22, 9:37 am, Jamal S. [email protected]
And give permission, 0777
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