I am trying to use Uploadify with my Rails 3.1 app, i\'ve went through all the steps (middleware, initializers, config ...etc) and i think they are all working good but for one thing, my authenticity
This works in all browsers except IE7 and IE8 ( and probably IE6 ). For some reason it won\'t respect my Authenticity Token.
My mini-web-appliance will submit data samples to a RoR app, which will add them to a MySQL table. I figured out how to form the POST data packet, but what I don\'t get is how to avoid the authentici
This works but gets stopped because it lacks an authenticity token: $(\".ajax-referral\").click(function(){
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I am using Ruby on Rails 3 and I would like to know how to handle the AuthenticityToken value using a HTTP POST request from a RoR 开发者_高级运维application to another RoR application. In this case I
I have found numerous posts that开发者_如何学Go describe how to do this.They all look something like putting this in the appropriate environment config file:
I\'m just putting together a simple web application in Ruby on Rails 3 RC and I\'m a bit stumped with the forgery protection. I plan to have a web interface as well as allow XML API calls from an iPho
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I recently switched to Google closure for a new project. I am having trouble adding the authenticity token to the headers in a ajax call. How do i go about it?
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