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Asked: May 17, 20262026-05-17T03:09:34+00:00 2026-05-17T03:09:34+00:00

In a my project in Ruby On Rails (but this is not important), when

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In a my project in Ruby On Rails (but this is not important),
when I load a html page, I need to decrypt an image (jpg) and show it in the web page:
after the page request, the image is decrypted an the file is write on the server disk, so the browser can show the image.

I don’t want to write the image on the server, but I want to encrypt the image on the fly !

I think that ajax (jquery) could be helpfull, but I don’t know how use it to the image on the fly (without write the image on the disk).

Do you have any Idea ?

thank you,
Alessandro

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    2026-05-17T03:09:34+00:00Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 3:09 am

    You can use send_data instead of rendering a page. Take a look here. With this you can generate your file and send it without saveing to disk. However normal page won’t be rendered. But you can use it like this:

    1.Create normal html view, on example for index action:

    # controller
    def index
      @some_resources = SomeResources.all # just whatever you need
    end
    
    # somewhere in index.html.erb view
    <img src="rendered_images/my_rendered_image.jpg" />
    

    2.Add route for rendered_images

    # routes
    match "rendered_images/:filename" => "application#render_image"
    

    3.Add render image action in application controller

    # application controller
    def render_image
      send_data my_function_to_generate_file, :filename => params[:filename], :type => 'image/jpeg', :disposition => :inline
    end
    

    I haven’t tested it. I hope it will give you something to start with!

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