Hello Michael,
The problem may be with the data.
If I type in the Ruby command
puts "A".downcase
it correctly displays the lower case a.
If I type the Ruby command
puts nil.downcase
I receive the errors you state above, namely,
undefined method `downcase' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
I suggest you check your data to ensure the thing your trying to
downcase isn't nil.
Example:
str = nil
puts str.downcase unless str == nil
That said, I know that when installing Perl modules on BlueHost I had to
modify the path to get the application to know where to find not only
the standard BlueHost perl modules but also the special perl modules I
installed. BlueHost has a handy-dandy way of doing this, described on
the cPanel in the Perl section. They don't have this (yet) for
Ruby/Rails, but I would seriously look at the path.
When you installed Ruby and Rails, did you follow the BlueHost sample at
http://helpdesk.bluehost.com/kb/index.php?x=&mod_id=2&id=232
The path in the example looks like it has a different structure than the
path in your error messages.
The BlueHost forums are great for looking up solutions to problems like
this. It looks like at least one other person has installed Radiant on
BlueHost.
http://bluehostforums.com/showthread.php?t=3398&highlight=radiant
Good luck,
Terri
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