Hi,
I tried ajax file upload with some images and I discover an issue with IE9
(yes, again...).
In, fact, this is this issue:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9230779/ie9-prompts-user-on-submission-of-hidden-iframe
IE9 doesn't like the content-type of the json rendered.
Then, it asks me if I want to open the js file like I tried to download a
file.
Also, I have this declared in application.dryml :
<def tag="input" for="Paperclip::Attachment" attrs="size">
<% size||="thumb" %>
<if test="&this.exists?">
<view size="&size"/>
</if>
<%= file_field_tag param_name_for_this, attributes %>
</def>
<def tag="view" for="Paperclip::Attachment" attrs="size">
<%= image_tag this.url size %>
</def>
(Yes, I tried to use <view merge-attrs/> in the input tag but this seems
not working).
And in the view:
<do part="photo">
<form update="photo" multipart>
<input:photo size="normal"/>
<div class="actions">
<submit label="#{ht 'ad.actions.save', :default=>['Save']}"/>
</div>
</form>
</do>
Then, the image is shown in the input tag.
The goal is to upload the photo and then, update the part so that the photo
is changed directly.
While uploading a photo, the part is quite well upadted but I receive an
error because it tries to download also the old image.
I debugged that with chrome and the need for this old image is coming from
the javascript jquery.js from jquery-rails:
clone = elem.cloneNode( true );
(around line 6084).
I can live with the second issue since ajax file upload is not often used,
but it's better it works with IE9.
I think I can correct this issue while modifying the controller.
I'll do that tomorrow, since it's already late here...
Best regards,
Arnaud.
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