Upload Different File Types With Active Storage In Ruby On Rails 7
This video covers uploading images, videos, audio recordings, and other file types like documents to your Ruby on Rails 7 application using Active Storage.
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Timestamps
0:00 Uploading Miscellaneous Filetypes
4:08 The Attachments Partial
4:54 Uploading Images In Rails 7
6:54 Uploading Videos In Rails 7
8:54 Uploading Audio In Rails 7
10:21 Uploading Other File Types In Rails 7
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Very good and straight forward tutorial.
Cool! Thank you for tutorial!
Nice, thank you. very helpful
very good thank you
Since Rails 5.2 the dependent: :destroy is no longer required as this is the default behavior of the app. However, there is a purge_later that has been introduce and could turn out to be interesting to defer the deletion of the files attached to a record and lower the server load.
Great content, this really helped me to work things out about using files in rails the right way. Now, I'm stuck now on seeding the images to an Amazon s3 bucket. Do you happen to have a video on that?
What would I do if I wanted to upload two different file types (image, and audio) in the same post? I've tried a combination of things to no avail.
How would you get this to work with PDFs?
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the last "else" statement works with all file types including pdfs...the link to tag opens up the pdf
Great, thanks! Слава Україні!