Newbish AWS question: Our Rails app currently allows image uploads via Carrierwave to an S3 bucket. Things work well...but it\'s starting to get a bit confusing (and cumbersome) as some original files
How can I make CarrierWave add correct extension to filename depend开发者_Go百科ing on its contents? For example, if I upload file \"logo\" (PNG file
I\'m stumped on this one. I\'m using Carrierwave with Fog to handle thumbnail uploads for an app hosted on Heroku and the image urls don\'t seem to be generating properly.
I have CarrierWave working fine through the typical ORM setup and upload via form. I would like to figure out how to use CarrierWave outside of the form submission context. For example, when a user re
everyone! I was following Railscasts episode #253, using CarrierWave to do image upload. Everything was fine to display the original image, even though the image looked quite big in the browser.
I have a rails 3 app with an UploadsUploader and a Resource model on which this is mounted. I recently switched to using s3 storage and this has broken my ability to download files using the send_to m
I\'ve been开发者_StackOverflow using CarrierWave to successfully resize my images and I\'ve recently added a default image (default_url) to some of my uploaders. However, it doesn\'t seem to resize my
My Rails app uses carrierwave to manage image uploads. I have a watermark version of the images on my site. Previously I was overlaying an image on them, like so:
I have rather esoteric usecase for nested forms, multi-file uploads, and progress bars in Rails. I haven\'t found any online discussions about precisely about this so far. If I have overlooked somethi
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