I wish to load an external swf compiled with swfmill, at run time. In other words, loading it asynchronously (not compiled together with the file). This swf contains 2 assets: file1.png and file2.png.
I\'m going to show a pdf in my application, and the pdf has to be bundled with the application. What is a good way to do this?
I have an Android app that reads content from a different APK. Videos, and pictures can be loaded from the other APK and displayed just fine. I also want to be able to load a web site from the oth开发
After I deployed my upgraded Rails 2.3.x -> 3.1 (rc4) app to our test environment this afternoon, all of our stylesheets and JavaScript files were returning 404 errors.We had added the rake assets:pre
I was wondering if there was a way to override the asset host of an image. For example lets say I have the following asset host and image tag
I\'m new to RoR and started making a project recently.The project has public/stylesheets and public/javascripts for my CSS and JS.
Basically I have a structure that used to work perfectly in 3.0.x and now it breaks with undefined variable errors.
I have an EC2 instance with the usual stack of Apache, Passenger, and Rails. The app is running in production, so Javascript files are cached into an all.js file.
Rails 3.1 introduces a new way of organizing both JS and CSS with the introduction of manifest files. For example, application.js might look like this:
I\'m trying to share an image from my assets folder. My code is: Intent share = n开发者_运维知识库ew Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND);