Mark

I can get all 3 of these repos working, but for some reason I can't get any of them to work with Active Storage and file uploads. After I-

1. Add a File Field to _tasks.html.erb
2. Add has_attached to the model
3. Generate the db tables
4. Whitelist it in the controller attributes 

It never shows any sign of even trying to upload, not in dev tools or logs or anywhere. Has anyone else experienced this? I'd love to use Turbo, but most of my use cases with nested attributes include file uploads. Sigh...

I can get all 3 of these repos working, but for some reason I can't get any of them to work with Active Storage and file uploads. After I-

1. Add a File Field to _tasks.html.erb
2. Add has_attached to the model
3. Generate the db tables
4. Whitelist it in the controller attributes It never shows any sign of even trying to upload, not in dev tools or logs or anywhere. Has anyone else experienced this? I'd love to use Turbo, but most of my use cases with nested attributes include file uploads. Sigh...

Oh believe me, I've looked into the 3 S's for almost every e-commerce project I've tackled! It seems like I always come to the same outcome though- they provide 50 features when all I need is 6. That's why I'm such a big fan of gems like Piggybak, although even with Piggybak I had to severely prune code so that it wasn't dependent on RailsAdmin cruft. Someday maybe I'll roll my own, and it'll be in the sweet spot between Piggybak and Ror-e. As small as I can get it, except with flexible variant support!

I'm gonna get right on that if the Park Ranger thing doesn't work out...

I'm interested in some ecommerce action as well. It's weird- I haven't seen a single site/video/tutorial that tackles the concepts of variants during a shopping cart/checkout experience. And yet, here in the real world, I keep building websites for people selling clothing (1 style of shirt with 7 colors and 4 different sizes), fine art prints (4 different sizes, no frame or frames in one of 3 different colors), or pizzas (what do you want on your pizza? Do you want that on the whole pizza, or just half? Which half?). And now (lucky me), I just picked up a client that is a clothing manufacturer. Do you want that shirt in one of these 5 standard colors? Or a more expensive "custom color"? Also, if you buy 1 of these shirts, it's $20. If you buy 34 of them, they're $18 each. If you buy 100, they're $16/each. XXL is $2 extra for each item.

The spot that I bang my head on my desk is wearing through. I'm about to just give up and find a less frustrating life as a park ranger or maybe a long haul trucker...