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I would like to ask you if is possible to show data, which I’ve to
saved in /public/my_dir_for_data.
If I try to display an image from this directory, I get “Routing error”.
Probably when I would to saved the data to root of my application, e.g.
/my_data, everything will be ok… but I like this structure of RoR
application and I will be glad, if I could to use the directory in in
/public…
Exist any way, how to do? (and simultaneously security?)
If a file exists, rails won’t go into the controller stack, if it can’t find the file, it will assume that it’s a dynamic action and go into the controller stack.
So, if a file exists at
#{Rails.root}/public/directory/file.pngand you navigate todomain.com/directory/file.pngit should work render the file.Are you sure all the directory and file names are the same on both sides?