NeilSys

Here, you need to consider 2 things. CSV’s auto line ending detection may be failing for some reason.  A likely cause could be fields that contain line endings different from those used to end lines. You should be able to solve this by setting the :row_sep manually. CSV.open(…, :row_sep => “\r\n”) If that doesn’t work, [...]

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Ruby 1.9 has adopted FasterCSV as its built-in CSV library. However, it’s in the standard library rather than Ruby 1.9′s core, so you need to manually require it in the application. After adding a require ‘csv’ to your code, you can then do things such as CSV.parse(“this,is,my,data”) require ‘csv’ CSV.parse(“this,is,my,data”)

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If you see the beow issue; Please switch to Ruby 1.9′s standard CSV library.  It’s FasterCSV plus support for Ruby 1.9′s m17n encoding engine. Remove fasterCSV from your Gemfile in the application. Bundler is trying to require FasterCSV because you have it specified in the Gemfile.

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If you are using select (or similar helpers such as collection_select, select_tag) to set a belongs_to association you must pass the name of the foreign key (in the example below blog_id), not the name of association itself. If you specify blog instead of blog_id Active Record will raise an error along the lines of ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch: [...]

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Try; f.select not f.select_tag That should work.

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