I want to build a website like Mediafire where User can upload and
download media files(Audio,Video,Images(All Formats)). and from already
answered answered questions i have come through with a gem called
paperclip.
so my question now is how do i integrate paperclip with devise(in order
to build sign up form) and link my web pages with them ?
On 21 March 2015 at 08:31, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
I want to build a website like Mediafire where User can upload and
download media files(Audio,Video,Images(All Formats)). and from already
answered answered questions i have come through with a gem called
paperclip.so my question now is how do i integrate paperclip with devise(in order
to build sign up form) and link my web pages with them ?
I don’t understand what you mean by integrate paperclip with devise.
If you want authorisation then use devise for that, if you want to use
paperclip to upload files then use that. In what way do the two
functions interact? Also what do you mean by “link my web pages with
them”? What web pages are you talking about?
Colin
Colin L. wrote in post #1170637:
I don’t understand what you mean by integrate paperclip with devise.
If you want authorisation then use devise for that, if you want to use
paperclip to upload files then use that. In what way do the two
functions interact? Also what do you mean by “link my web pages with
them”? What web pages are you talking about?Colin
lets not mess up things. I just want to build a website same as
mediafire in rails so what should i go for- which gem to use for
uploading files and by “integrate paperclip with devise” i mean how to
use 2 gems and link them together so that in my sign up form user have
the option to upload avatar and also upload files on a diff web page
where user only upload files and after uploading his files a link should
be generated for downloading that file. hope you understand now what i
want
On 21 March 2015 at 10:01, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
mediafire in rails so what should i go for- which gem to use for
uploading files and by “integrate paperclip with devise” i mean how to
use 2 gems and link them together so that in my sign up form user have
the option to upload avatar and also upload files on a diff web page
where user only upload files and after uploading his files a link should
be generated for downloading that file. hope you understand now what i
want
Do you know how to build a website with rails?
Colin
On 22 March 2015 at 04:16, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
Colin L. wrote in post #1170641:
Do you know how to build a website with rails?
Colin
Yea i do know how to build apps in rails with single gems like spree and
devise . … but this is the first i’m gonna use more then 2
I don’t think so, if you look in Gemfile.lock you will see that you
are using dozens of gems.
gems(paperclip, devise) and may be more so i don’t know how to link
them.
any way to build what i was asking ?
First start with basic site with the fundamentals of what you want.
Then add devise gem understand how to use that to login and protect
pages in your app. Then add paperclip to upload the files, using the
facilities of devise to protect the actions.
Colin
Colin L. wrote in post #1170678:
First start with basic site with the fundamentals of what you want.
Then add devise gem understand how to use that to login and protect
pages in your app. Then add paperclip to upload the files, using the
facilities of devise to protect the actions.Colin
And after that ? for downloading files and link generated after
uploading files?
Collins has spoken well in this matter…I like his responses. Do what
he
has instructed…Goodluck.
Colin L. wrote in post #1170678:
First start with basic site with the fundamentals of what you want.
Then add devise gem understand how to use that to login and protect
pages in your app. Then add paperclip to upload the files, using the
facilities of devise to protect the actions.Colin
And after that ? for downloading files and link generated after
uploading files?
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Colin L. wrote in post #1170641:
Do you know how to build a website with rails?
Colin
Yea i do know how to build apps in rails with single gems like spree and
devise . … but this is the first i’m gonna use more then 2
gems(paperclip, devise) and may be more so i don’t know how to link
them.
any way to build what i was asking ?
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 11:06 AM, Edward M. [email protected]
wrote:
And after that ? for downloading files and link generated after
uploading files?
Seriously, have you even looked at the Paperclip documentation?
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On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 3:57 PM, Hassan S. <
[email protected]> wrote:
On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 11:06 AM, Edward M. [email protected]
wrote:And after that ? for downloading files and link generated after
uploading files?
I agree with Hassan Suggestion , Please go through Paperclip
documentation,
if not Can you have a look at carrierwave gem, Hope that helps
your
needs.
There are some nice people (colin) who try to keep this community free
from
junk and help genuinely. And there are some ignorant people like you who
doesn’t give a rats ass to do your homework before asking a question
here.
I don’t mean to say asking stupid questions is wrong but the least you
could do is learn the basics before asking something.
This is how your question has been framed "How do i fly a plane ? ". You
have no idea how planes work, you don’t care to understand the physics
behind it, you don’t care about how one can become physically fit. Its
because of you lazy souls that people have stopped helping sometimes. I
think you must be working for some stupid software shop where you were
assigned this task and you just want to *build *a web application as
huge
as media fire in a week and get back to you daily soaps.
Please do us a favor and keep your hands off this community if you don’t
have the bare minimum social ethics.
Hassan S. wrote in post #1170698:
Seriously, have you even looked at the Paperclip documentation?
And seriously why guys here don’t give exact answer without flaming i
mean giving an exact answer with link is that difficult or if one don’t
wants to do that then is it that hard to keep your hands off from
posting ?
On Mar 22, 2015, at 10:27 PM, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
And seriously why guys here don’t give exact answer without flaming i
mean giving an exact answer with link is that difficult or if one don’t
wants to do that then is it that hard to keep your hands off from
posting ?
You’ve gone past asking for help & advice, and are essentially asking
people to write your code for you.
What you call “flaming” was actually still helpful. You need to do
what has been suggested multiple times: read the Paperclip documentation
(and Rails tutorial if you have not yet). Pointing you to the correct
documents, rather than spoon-feeding excerpts to you, is not flaming.
Demanding to be spoon-fed the exact code you need to write, the
complaining about being told what documentation to read, is ridiculous.
I Agree with you Vivek,
As per any community norms… Anyone who has a problem can post a
query,Its
our prime responsibility to give proper answer for that.We need to hold
our
shoes until he realizes.
But as Vivek mentioned, before posting a query, we need to do home work
on
it… and even then if we find issues… then community can help.
Please don’t get panic.
My Apologies if the comments hurts anyone feelings.
On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 1:51 AM, Vivek S. [email protected]
On 23 March 2015 at 09:56, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
Nugi Nugraha wrote in post #1170730:
On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 11:27 AM, Edward M. [email protected]
wrote:Is paperclip enough for downloading and generating download link after
file upload ?
What else are you looking for other than that described, with
examples, at GitHub - thoughtbot/paperclip: Easy file attachment management for ActiveRecord?
Colin
To get the right answers you got ask the right questions, but maybe you
should try and google a little around: LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You just a
little…
Colin L. wrote in post #1170738:
What else are you looking for other than that described, with
examples, at GitHub - thoughtbot/paperclip: Easy file attachment management for ActiveRecord?Colin
i know my english i bad but is it that hard to understand what i am
saying
have you ever heard of site mediafire ?? mediafire.com(in case you
don’t) go and make one account there and after uploading your file
mediafire will generate a download link for you so that you can share
that link with others and they will be able to download that file too
now tell me can paperclip be able to do this ?? I Read the paperclip
documentation but what all i got is paperclip only used for uploading
images and yea other media files like audio video too but i don’t see
paperclip generating a link for downloading
On 23 March 2015 at 13:00, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
mediafire will generate a download link for you so that you can share
that link with others and they will be able to download that file too
now tell me can paperclip be able to do this ??
No, your English is not bad. I think I understand what you want to
do. But since the link I provided appeared to me to cover what you
want to do I asked you to explain what in particular you are worried
might not be available.
Colin
On Mar 23, 2015, at 7:00 AM, Edward M. [email protected] wrote:
i know my english i bad
Your English is fine. What’s bad is your continued unwillingness to look
at the resources you’ve been referred to.
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