Showing posts with label gemfile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gemfile. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

AJAX file-upload capability to remote forms in Rails 3. but HOW??

Well this was something strange that I was hitting the other time when was doing the file upload in rails 3.1+ from an AJAX form

I was trying to upload a file in a AJAX form (driven by jQuery) and every time i click submit it used to be normal synchronous request while any submit without file field was going correct as an AJAX request.

Googled it out but not much of help in the beginning but later via some articles came to know people using iframe for file upload on ajax (in rails) how and why this happened I don't know but yes it is there.

I was expected to come out of the situation and complete the work in time, and gem Remotipart came to help...

Will debug it later and currently I don't know much of, how it enables this functionality but it worked flawless even without changing a single line of code in my remote form with file upload.

Just added it to gem file and updated application.js (as is mentioned in the documentation of gem) and it just worked!! 
I know it sounds innocently non-develop-ish, pardon me for that.. will debug more and update soon but for the time being hit the URL here and get yourself out of this situation http://os.alfajango.com/remotipart/

In the mean time anybody want to share any information on this.. most welcome please comment and spread the knowledge :)

Thursday, June 2, 2011

How to enable Mongrel instead of Webrick for Rails3 app

To enable mongrel instead of Webrick for Rails3 application add following lines in Gemfile of the app
#Use mongrel as the web server
gem 'mongrel', '>= 1.2.0.pre2'
and do a bundle install and then of you start the server.. mongrel would be booting instead of Webrick

Honda Civic & A/C problems.

Hello Friends, Got a post again on to Honda Civic (The good old favorite commuter of mine). This car has been doing great except for so...