require 'paperclip'

class Resume < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :user belongs_to :city has_many :top_resume_locations has_many :top_resume_referrers has_one :total_resume_view has_one :total_introduction has_many :daily_resume_views has_many :resume_views belongs_to :category

has_attached_file :document,

                :storage => :s3,
                :s3_credentials => "#{RAILS_ROOT}/config/amazon_s3.yml",
                :path => ":attachment/:id/:filename",
                :bucket => 'talentopoly-resumes'

#validates_attachment_presence :video #validates_attachment_content_type :data, :content_type => 'image/jpeg', :message => "has to be in jpeg format" has_ipaper_and_uses 'Paperclip'

validates_length_of :vanity, :within => 4..40 validates_format_of :vanity, :with => /^[a-z0-9]*$/i validates_uniqueness_of :vanity, :case_sensitive => false, :allow_nil => false, :allow_blank => false validates_presence_of :location validates_presence_of :summary validates_presence_of :experience validates_presence_of :education validates_length_of :location, :within => 0..255 validates_presence_of :city_id validates_presence_of :category_id validates_presence_of :titles end

It appears the issue is the cache-busting ?1277580374 at the end.

The following line in paperclip.rb needs to strip the ?1277580374 off if attached_file.url is used.

attached_file.url =~ ScribdFu::S3 ? attached_file.url : attached_file.path

Returns the full filename for the given attribute. If the file is

stored on S3, this is a full S3 URI, while it is a full path to the

local file if the file is stored locally.

def file_path
if attached_file.url =~ ScribdFu::S3

pos = attached_file.url.rindex('?')
pos > 0 ? attached_file.url[0, pos] : attached_file.url

else

attached_file.path

end end

rails 2.3.5
thoughtbot-paperclip 2.3.1