I had the same problem. I only found a work around by copying all my images into public/images and changed all the links to the new path That worked for me for the moment. I wait until somebody comes up with a better idea I hope that helps.
I had the same problem. I only found a work around by copying all my images into "public/images" and changed all the links to the new path. That worked for me for the moment.
I wait until somebody comes up with a better idea. I hope that helps.
If found solution. # In view I wrote file_name %> > # In controller I created GET action def image_get send_file params:filename, :disposition => 'inline', :type => 'image/png' end But you should care that file you're trying to send is in "#{Rails. Root}/public" directory otherwise send_file says it can't found the file.(May be it is not necessary in /public but in Rails.
Root anyway). To change this behavior it can be useful to read this topic Can I use send_file to send a file on a drive other than the Rails. Root drive?
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