Can I upload files as attachments to my Socrata Dataset using soda-ruby?
I saw an example that used a method named upload_file
When I tried that, I received the following error
undefined method error.
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I am trying to attach a pdf to an email generated using SwiftMailer on Laravel. The pdf is at a publicly accessible location, but I get this error:
Swift_IoException(code: 0): Unable to open file for reading [https://www.mynewdomain.com/myfile.pdf]
Previously this file was accessed with https://www.myolddomain.com/myfile.pdf which still works - the file can be attached correctly. The new domain was set up and the file can be accessed using it through a browser, but for some reason swiftmailer throws this error when trying to read it.
The storage location of the file hasn't been changed. The only new thing is the domain the nginx config which is the same as the old, with the new domain name.
Is there a reason why this wouldn't be working?
Thanks,
I am using TCPDF with Laravel.
while using $tcpdf->Output() it showing me some object of tcpdf
Output:
This is what I got as output
That is the content of the pdf file that was created. If you give $tcpdf->Output('myfile.pdf','F') it will put all that content in the file 'myfile.pdf' on your server. If you want the file to be downloaded as soon as it is created you need to just specify the filename eg. $tcpdf->Output('myfile.pdf').
For more detail read https://tcpdf.org/docs/srcdoc/TCPDF/classes-TCPDF/#method_Output
So basically all I want is to add data to my Nikola post folder (CSV, KML, ESRI Shapefiles, JSON, XML...), my posts are written in Jupyter notebooks so naturally need to reference data for writing posts and I would like for those who view the blog to access to data to replicate the results (though I'm flexible on that point). For a while I was able to place extra folders and CSV files in the post folder without Nikola throwing a fuss that those are not a post. But now when I add new files to the posts folder and run nikola build it throws an error, so I may have either forgotten the method I used the first time or messed something up along the way.
Here's the error:
Scanning posts....[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] ERROR: Nikola: Missing date in
file posts/SnowGIS_SHP/README.txt
[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] ERROR: scan_posts: Error reading post
posts/SnowGIS_SHP/README.txt
[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] ERROR: Nikola: Error reading timeline
[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] ERROR: Nikola: Error loading tasks. An unhandled exception occurred.
[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] ERROR: Nikola: ValueError: Missing date in file posts/SnowGIS_SHP/README.txt
[2017-12-16T01:18:56Z] NOTICE: Nikola: To see more details, run Nikola in debug mode (set environment variable NIKOLA_DEBUG=1)
I'm so silly, basically all I had to do was remove the README.txt file.
I got this error and I didn't find the best explication on google search
Method [validateResuired] does not exist
I wrote a code as a TP to upload photos with laravel5
I have ha form, the form have more than one file uploading field like upload logo, upload background. While I am uploading the files using Codeigniter I can display uploading errors using using $this->upload->display_errors() call. But in my form I have two files to upload. I want to make error message more specific. Like:
=====Logo error====Codeigniter uploading error message for logo
=====Background error====Codeigniter uploading error message for background
As both of the files are uploading in the same form the display_errors() method return all the file uploaded error messages as combined. I tried to keep the errors at variable when logo upload error occurred. Then add just only the background error messages with that variable. But when adding the background error calling the method display_errors(), it return not only the background error but also the logo uploading error. It may be possible by clearing the display_errors() methods return value after the logo errors. But is it possible with codeigniter? Or how to get my desired output. Thanks.