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Word,PDF Upload using Rails

I would like to know, how to upload documents like word, pdf using Rails. Can I use paperclip for it?

+3  A: 

Yes. Paperclip can be used for any file uploads

Kevin Sylvestre  2010-06-08 01:23:47
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You can also checkout AttachmentFu, but Paperclip is the deFacto standard for this type of operation.

ThinkBohemian  2010-06-08 15:05:51
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excuse me guys, I just saw this forum because I need to do exactly the same, upload PDF's to a DB, I'm gonna try with attachmentfu, do u have ay example or website where can I see how to do it??, thanks to all of u

jcho360  2010-08-31 00:40:56
http://trevorturk.com/2007/03/25/working-with-attachment_fu/. I used Paperclip. It was very simple. http://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip
Felix  2010-08-31 11:46:25

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