In my instance, it doesn't show the changes I just made, it
shows the
changes that were made to the database (by someone else); the
changes
I made are lost.
Dan, do you have time to look into this? I'm no ruby/rails expert
yet, but I'm happy to help. I'm going to familiarize
Hi Oliver,
Perhaps this should be added to Radiant's Trac.
I would welcome this patch as well.
Regards,
Erik.
Oliver Baltzer wrote:
I have made a little patch for that to find a URL locally relative to
the current page:
--- standard_tags.rb(revision 363)
+++ standard_tags.rb
Hi,
I made a patch. This works fine in my environment.
diff -urN -x .svn -x '*~'
virtual_domain-1.2.1.orig/lib/virtual_domain_tags.rb
virtual_domain/lib/virtual_domain_tags.rb
--- virtual_domain-1.2.1.orig/lib/virtual_domain_tags.rb1970-01-01
09:00:00.0 +0900
+++
Hi -I'm just finishing off the latest design of my web site and using Radiant
CMS as the backend, primarilyfor the content management and also to run a
blog.Is it possible to add tags to your articles so users could just click a
tag to view similar articles, andthe archives would be sorted by
I believe there are several tag extensions available, please check out
the Wiki on dev.radiantcms.org to see them. 0.7 will also have an
official tag extension.
Cheers,
Sean
Oliver Coningham wrote:
Hi -
I'm just finishing off the latest design of my web site and using
Radiant CMS as the
Hi everybody,
I've developed an extension that display a list of
links, taken from a database table, in a page of my site called
links.
By clickking on the title of a link a singlelink
page will be opened.
In this page is displayed a description of
the link.
To select the
On 4/21/07, Keith Bingman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have radiant running on textdrive and segpub, but I need to install it on
A Small Orange. I have a Hello World app running, but for some reason, I
can't get radiant up and running. I followed the instructions on the Radiant
wiki, but there
Hi all,
I'm doing some work on an extension, and I'm run into an issue. I'd
like to pass validation errors on a form back to the tag that draws the
form. ala:
module FormTags
include Radiant::Taggable
desc %{
Displays the form
}
tag form do |tag|
form = 'form name=form
Tags exist in the Page model (or a subclass) when processing, so they
really only have access to the model layer. *However*, the Page model
has available to it the request and response objects. There are other
ways to tackle the problem, but you could try getting the information
from the
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Tags exist in the Page model (or a subclass) when processing, so they
really only have access to the model layer. *However*, the Page model
has available to it the request and response objects. There are other
ways to tackle the problem, but you could try getting the
Hello everybody,
Using the 'mental' branche:
I'm trying to make a shop extension with the help of the well know book
'agile web development...' and of course after alot of reading at the
lists and the radiant site.
I've succesfully used tags to have make a nice product:each / block and
now I
Great Keita!
Worked like a charm; only got an error on patching. But it created
all the patched perfectly.
WKR Thijs
Op 23-apr-2007, om 21:49 heeft keita het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I made a patch. This works fine in my environment.
diff -urN -x .svn -x '*~'
Yes, this is a weakness of Radius.
I guess you could try to use include to put the ActionView helper
modules into your tag module, but you may have to read a lot of the
Rails internals code to figure out how to make them work properly. In
an extension I'm working on, I started including them
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