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Take a look at this pull request. This is probably fixed on paperclip 2.4.4

ipaper_access_key and ipaper_id columns must be created before setting scribd_fu with config.gem else relative error to missing columns are raised.

this is ok in development mode (first migrate, then edit environment.rb to add gem); it is however difficult to deploy it in production !

a rails3 branch would be nice ;)

In the update action of my resumes controller I am doing the following:

@resume.update_attributes(params[:resume])

It's my understanding that this should trigger the after_save observer in scribd_fu. Though while paperclip acts accordingly (deletes existing document, uploads new document) scribd_fu is not acting appropriately. The document is not uploaded to scribd_fu.

My first question is: Why is after_save not being called?

Second question: Can support be added to delete the existing converted scribd file and upload the new document when the file_path parameter is not nil?

I'm using paperclip and after I attach the file and it seems to work. The console shows:

Processing AssetsController#create (for 127.0.0.1 at 2010-03-21 17:52:18) [POST]
Parameters: {"commit"=>"Create Asset", "action"=>"create", "authenticity_token"=>"htg56mpBkJcMU1hqzS/L4Gm0pHzL0lM/L4+dYjblnMk=", "controller"=>"assets", "asset"=>{"assetable_type"=>"Resource", "assetable_id"=>"205", "asset"=>#File:/var/folders/Gp/Gp1sGZIQHCGtTTeb3AOUUE+++TI/-Tmp-/RackMultipart20100321-71799-1xyusyu-0}}
User Load (0.5ms) SELECT * FROM "users" WHERE ("users"."id" = '9') LIMIT 1
User Update (0.4ms) UPDATE "users" SET "updated_at" = '2010-03-21 21:52:18', "last_request_at" = '2010-03-21 21:52:18' WHERE "id" = 9
Asset Create (18.0ms) INSERT INTO "assets" ("ipaper_access_key", "created_at", "asset_file_name", "updated_at", "asset_file_size", "ipaper_id", "assetable_type", "asset_content_type", "assetable_id", "description", "asset_updated_at") VALUES(NULL, '2010-03-21 21:52:18', '1_1_Receipt_Dec_2007.pdf', '2010-03-21 21:52:18', 17803, NULL, 'Resource', 'application/pdf', 205, NULL, '2010-03-21 21:52:18')
[paperclip] Saving attachments.
[paperclip] saving assets/44/original.pdf
Asset Update (0.2ms) UPDATE "assets" SET "updated_at" = '2010-03-21 21:52:21', "created_at" = '2010-03-21 21:52:18', "ipaper_id" = 28714976, "asset_file_size" = 17803, "asset_updated_at" = '2010-03-21 21:52:18', "assetable_id" = 205, "asset_file_name" = '1_1_Receipt_Dec_2007.pdf', "ipaper_access_key" = 'MY KEY', "asset_content_type" = 'application/pdf', "assetable_type" = 'Resource' WHERE "id" = 44
[paperclip] Saving attachments.
Rendering assets/create
Rendered units/edit/_asset (1.0ms)
Completed in 2315ms (View: 3, DB: 0) | 200 OK [http://localhost/assets]

However, when I display the ipaper, I get an error that says "failed to convert."

When I go into the console, I get this:

Asset.find(44).conversion_successful?
=> nil

Asset.find(44).scribdable?
=> false

Asset.find(44).upload_to_scribd
=> nil

Why is this?

Had to finagle the source a bit to get Scribd_fu to work in Windows (I'll try to put this back up soon).

Now am having an issue with rendering the file-view in Chrome. It works fine in internet explorer, so not sure what the issue is.

I'm also a bit of a rails noob, and may be doing something silly.

Is support for Scribd's HTML5 embed code coming soon?

The display_ipaper method needs to allow for the use of https for secure pages that are embedding the code. Otherwise a mixed content security warning is presented to end users.

Using Rails 3.0.3, the file scribd_fu.yml is not found in config. It seems that neither ::Rails.root.to_s nor RAILS_ROOT seem to contain anything. ConfigPath is therefore set to "/config/scribd_fu.yml".

If I just set ConfigPath to "config/scribd_fu.yml", the plugin works without problems.