On Mar 12, 2007, at 7:26 PM, Daniel Sheppard wrote:
I've taken the approach of having a separate table mapping urls to
page numbers and a file not found behaviour that performs
redirects for old mappings (I also trawl through my server logs for
404s and correct any repeated spelling
(Note that I also had to have a custom index page so that it could
look at my custom file not found type).
Wouldn't something like this in core be better? (COMPLETELY UNTESTED)
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Index: page.rb
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I've taken the approach of having a separate table mapping urls to
page numbers and a file not found behaviour that performs
redirects for old mappings (I also trawl through my server
logs for
404s and correct any repeated spelling mistakes / truncations) -
I've left it as a
Are you sure that's what subclasses_of does? I know that
there's definitely a method on ActiveRecord::Base that
keeps track of
subclasses as their created - maybe it's called something
else - descendants maybe? - I can't remember, but I'm pretty sure it
exists.
lounge groggy #
Thanks Brian,
That is unfortunate for me, I was looking for the reverse :(
I hoped to find an extension that would re-direct to another page so I can
maintain some URLs when I migrate to Radiant.
Regards,
Erik.
On Mar 11, 2007, at 3:41 PM, Erik van Oosten wrote:
What does the extension
On Mar 11, 2007, at 3:41 PM, Erik van Oosten wrote:
What does the extension do exactly?
Is there a bit of documentation?
Sorry about the terseness.
Mark a page as an Alias Page, and add a source part. The source part
is a path (not a URL) to another page in the system. Whenever the
I've updated my alias behavior to an page type extension and added
tests.
http://silverinsanity.com/~benji/radiant/alias_page-0.1.tar.gz
Questions, comments, and bug reports welcome.
~~ Brian
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