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Hi

installed scruffy...and put the code below in my controller.

def show_img
graph = Scruffy::Graph.new
graph.title = "Comparative Agent Performance"
graph.value_formatter =
Scruffy::Formatters:ercentage.new(recision => 0)

graph.add :stacked do |stacked|
stacked.add :bar, 'remco', [30, 60, 49, 29, 100, 120]
stacked.add :bar, 'peter', [120, 240, 0, 100, 140, 20]
stacked.add :bar, 'femmie', [10, 10, 90, 20, 40, 10]
end

graph.point_markers = ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun']

send_data(graph.render(:width => 800, :as => 'PNG'), :type =>
'image/png', :disposition=> 'inline')
end


In the view a placed...

<img src="<%= url_for(:action => 'show_img') %>"/>

But with no succes..

In the generated HTML i get

<img src="/users/show_img"/>


What i am doing wrong???

remco
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I'm not familiar with what you are doing, but I'm pretty sure you need
to save the file in a public directory. Save that path as a variable
which you can use in the view.

And on a side note, url_for(:action) just builds the relative path for
the page show_img creates. url_for is for building relative links to
other controllers and actions. These paths are not real paths in your
public directory, they are virtual paths rails builds for you when you
request them.

The rails list would be your best bet for more in depth help.

Jake

On Nov 5, 2007, at 5:50 AM, Remco Swoany wrote:

> Hi
>
> installed scruffy...and put the code below in my controller.
>
> def show_img
> graph = Scruffy::Graph.new
> graph.title = "Comparative Agent Performance"
> graph.value_formatter =
> Scruffy::Formatters:ercentage.new(recision => 0)
>
> graph.add :stacked do |stacked|
> stacked.add :bar, 'remco', [30, 60, 49, 29, 100, 120]
> stacked.add :bar, 'peter', [120, 240, 0, 100, 140, 20]
> stacked.add :bar, 'femmie', [10, 10, 90, 20, 40, 10]
> end
>
> graph.point_markers = ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun']
>
> send_data(graph.render(:width => 800, :as => 'PNG'), :type =>
> 'image/png', :disposition=> 'inline')
> end
>
>
> In the view a placed...
>
> <img src="<%= url_for(:action => 'show_img') %>"/>
>
> But with no succes..
>
> In the generated HTML i get
>
> <img src="/users/show_img"/>
>
>
> What i am doing wrong???
>
> remco
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>

Hi,

I have tested with :
send_data(graph.render(:width => 800, :as => 'PNG', :to =>
"#{RAILS_ROOT}" + "/public/images/test.png"), :type =>'image/png',
:disposition => 'inline')

instead of :
send_data(graph.render(:width => 800, :as => 'PNG'), :type =>
'image/png', :disposition=> 'inline')

But i have the same problem :
app/controllers/supports_controller.rb:88: syntax error, unexpected
tSTRING_BEG, expecting $end
end',gfd :disposition=> 'inline')
^

I can't understand !!!

Who can help me to use Scruffy with RoR ?

Got
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Hi,

Finally, I'm trying to test Scruffy in my 'application_helper.rb' :

def render_scruffy_graph
graph = Scruffy::Graph.new
graph.title = "Comparative Agent Performance"
graph.value_formatter =
Scruffy::Formatters:ercentage.new(recision => 0)
graph.add :stacked do |stacked|
stacked.add :bar, 'remco', [30, 60, 49, 29, 100, 120]
stacked.add :bar, 'peter', [120, 240, 0, 100, 140, 20]
stacked.add :bar, 'femmie', [10, 10, 90, 20, 40, 10]
end
graph.point_markers = ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun']
graph.render(:width => 800, :as => 'PNG')
end

with :
<%= render_scruffy_graph %> #in my 'show.rhtml' file

But the image is returned as blob/string.

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How can I show my picture ?
Thx
Got
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