Cloudinary + Active Text - image - ruby-on-rails

Having problems with my RoR app :(
Using Rails + cloudinary + active text for my blog !
When I upload attachement with a submit button, everything work good.
But when i drag and drop a image, it does not load :
image
a grey bar appears on the image
I installed mini magic and co, but nothing change
Error :
error in console
Any suggestion ?

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