Re: [Radiant] Extensions not appearing immediately ... weird

2008-02-28 Thread nn 
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 7:14 AM, Ben K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Yes, a restart is required for extensions to work. They would have

  Thanks for the reply Dan. How would I restart a shared server ... is
  that something I can do from the command line? Or do I just have to wait
  it out until it automatically restarts?

It is probably started as a fcgi process, since its on a shared host?
Then, just change the timestamp on public/dispatch.fcgi:

$ touch path/to/dispatch.fcgi

The fcgi process will restart as soon as it noticess the change,
practically imediatelly. You could also send a message to the process
to kill itself explicitely with a (s)kill command:

$ skill -9 PID

(same for the kill command). PID stands for process id. Use the ps
command to find out the PID of the fcgi process:

$ ps ux

Or you could kill them all:

$ skill -9 dispatch.fcgi

(won't work for kill command)

Or you could just wait for it to reastart automatically. :) Sorry,
this is written for total beginners, I'm not sure how good is your
command line fu.
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Re: [Radiant] Re Comments

2008-02-11 Thread nn 
On Feb 11, 2008 6:43 AM, J Aaron Farr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If you're looking for a rails based forum, check out Beast:

  http://beast.caboo.se/

The original Beast seems not to be maintained any more. Rick Olson is
taking a step in another direction with Altered Beast. More details
at:

  http://beast.caboo.se/forums/1/topics/4650

There is Savage Beast 2

  http://code.google.com/p/savage-beast-2/

with the goal of being a pluginized Beast. Also, El Dorado

  http://code.google.com/p/eldorado/

which started somewhat of a phpBB clone.

I have no idea how hard/easy is to integrate any of these into Radiant.
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Re: [Radiant] Problem with virtual page(s) and find_by_url

2008-01-29 Thread nn 
On Jan 29, 2008 9:42 PM, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It seems it might be appropriate for your PersonPage to be virtual and
 the PeoplePage to override find_by_url as well.


Hi Sean,

Thanks for the reply. Both of the PersonPage and the BioPage are virtual,
and in PeoplePage I have:

  def find_by_url(url, live = true, clean = false)
url = clean_url(url) if clean
if url =~ %r{#{self.url}/?\d+/?$}
  children.find_by_class_name 'PersonPage'
else
  super
end
  end

  def child_url(child)
clean_url #{url}/#{child.id}
  end

I can get the pages by Page.find_by_url for the

/people/
/people/18

but it doesn't work for

/people/18/bio

Its a wildest guess, but does it have anything to do with the fact that I'm
redefining find_by_url in a virtual page (per se)? I'd say no, but just to
be on the safe side...


nn wrote:
 I have the following setup:

 Home Page
   |
   -- People (PeoplePage)
|
-- Person (PersonPage)
 |
 -- Bio (BioPage)
 -- Contact (ContactInfoPage)

 I made an extension with some Page Types (in parentheses) wich are used to
 display the list of people in the company and the data about a particular
 person, respectively (the latter being a virtual page).

 Since a person object carries plenty of data I need to split the data into
 several pages, like:

 /people/18   # 18 is an ID of a existing object
(Person)
 /people/18/bio
 /people/18/contact
 ...

 It seems I have a problem with find_by_url in PersonPage:

   def virtual?
 true
   end

   def find_by_url(url, live = true, clean = true)
 url = clean_url(url) if clean
 if url =~ %r{#{parent.url}/\d+/bio/?$}
   children.find_by_class_name 'BioPage'
 else
   super
 end
   end

 This looks fine to my untrained eye, but:

 $ script/console
 Loading development environment.

 p = Page.find_by_url('/people/18/bio/')

 = #FileNotFoundPage:0xb709db54 @attributes={virtual=1,
 class_name=FileNotFoundPage, slug=file-not-found,
 updated_at=2008-01-24 00:47:14, title=File Not Found,
 created_by=1, breadcrumb=File Not Found, lock_version=2,
 updated_by=1, id=3, published_at=2008-01-20 23:51:27,
 status_id=100, layout_id=nil, parent_id=2,
 created_at=2008-01-20 22:51:27}

 Then, this works in the same console:

   p = Page.find_by_url('/people/18/')
   p.children.find_by_class_name 'BioPage'

 Regexp looks fine too, as far as I can tell. I know this is a cockpit
 problem, but I need someone to point a finger at it, since I must be
(code)
 blind or something. BioPage is declared virtual, too (if it matters). Can
 anyone suggest what could be wrong?

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[Radiant] Problem with virtual page(s) and find_by_url

2008-01-29 Thread nn 
I have the following setup:

Home Page
  |
  -- People (PeoplePage)
   |
   -- Person (PersonPage)
|
-- Bio (BioPage)
-- Contact (ContactInfoPage)

I made an extension with some Page Types (in parentheses) wich are used to
display the list of people in the company and the data about a particular
person, respectively (the latter being a virtual page).

Since a person object carries plenty of data I need to split the data into
several pages, like:

/people/18   # 18 is an ID of a existing object (Person)
/people/18/bio
/people/18/contact
...

It seems I have a problem with find_by_url in PersonPage:

  def virtual?
true
  end

  def find_by_url(url, live = true, clean = true)
url = clean_url(url) if clean
if url =~ %r{#{parent.url}/\d+/bio/?$}
  children.find_by_class_name 'BioPage'
else
  super
end
  end

This looks fine to my untrained eye, but:

$ script/console
Loading development environment.
 p = Page.find_by_url('/people/18/bio/')
= #FileNotFoundPage:0xb709db54 @attributes={virtual=1,
class_name=FileNotFoundPage, slug=file-not-found,
updated_at=2008-01-24 00:47:14, title=File Not Found,
created_by=1, breadcrumb=File Not Found, lock_version=2,
updated_by=1, id=3, published_at=2008-01-20 23:51:27,
status_id=100, layout_id=nil, parent_id=2,
created_at=2008-01-20 22:51:27}

Then, this works in the same console:

  p = Page.find_by_url('/people/18/')
  p.children.find_by_class_name 'BioPage'

Regexp looks fine too, as far as I can tell. I know this is a cockpit
problem, but I need someone to point a finger at it, since I must be (code)
blind or something. BioPage is declared virtual, too (if it matters). Can
anyone suggest what could be wrong?
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Re: [Radiant] Problem with virtual page(s) and find_by_url

2008-01-29 Thread nn 
On Jan 29, 2008 10:26 PM, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 In this find_by_url method, you return the PersonPage if the URL is
 /people/18, but you don't call its find_by_url if the URL is
 /people/18/bio.  Remove the $ from the regexp and then instead of
 returning children.find_by_class_name('PersonPage'), return
 children.find_by_class_name('PersonPage').find_by_url(url, live,
 clean).  Then in your PersonPage, have several tests -- one that matches
 for itself (use the one below and substitute parent.url for self.url),
 and then any special cases (/bio, /contact, etc) that return the
 appropriate sub-page, then super.

 If this is unclear, write me back and I'll give more detail.


OK - got it. Thanks Sean.
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Re: [Radiant] undefined method `find' for Status:Class

2007-12-21 Thread nn 
Yesterday I decided to let it sleep. Today I unfroze, then froze radiant to
the :edge, again. Oh, I also upgraded rubygems and rake gems. And now it
works. I feel I'm beginning to understand what they mean when they say Rails
is ful of magick. Go figure. :)

On Dec 20, 2007 5:09 PM, nn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm trying to get radiant 0.6.4 to behave, but it keeps trowing this
 errror at me:

 ActionView::TemplateError (undefined method `find' for Status:Class) on
 line #15 of vendor/radiant/app/views/admin/page/_node.rhtml:
 12: /span
 13:   /td
 14: % unless simple -%
 15:   td class=status %= page.status.name.downcase %-status%=
 page.status.name %/td
 16:   td class=add-child%= link_to image('add-child', :alt =
 'add child'), page_new_url(:parent_id = page) %/td
 17:   td class=remove%= link_to image('remove', :alt = 'remove
 page'), page_remove_url(:id = page) %/td
 18: % end -%

 This behaviour is same, regardles of the frozen radiant version (tried
 with 0.6.4 tag, and with edge). I've also reinstalled radiant gem, but
 can't lose the error. Any ideas?


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[Radiant] undefined method `find' for Status:Class

2007-12-20 Thread nn 
I'm trying to get radiant 0.6.4 to behave, but it keeps trowing this errror
at me:

ActionView::TemplateError (undefined method `find' for Status:Class) on line
#15 of vendor/radiant/app/views/admin/page/_node.rhtml:
12: /span
13:   /td
14: % unless simple -%
15:   td class=status %= page.status.name.downcase %-status%=
page.status.name %/td
16:   td class=add-child%= link_to image('add-child', :alt = 'add
child'), page_new_url(:parent_id = page) %/td
17:   td class=remove%= link_to image('remove', :alt = 'remove
page'), page_remove_url(:id = page) %/td
18: % end -%

This behaviour is same, regardles of the frozen radiant version (tried with
0.6.4 tag, and with edge). I've also reinstalled radiant gem, but can't lose
the error. Any ideas?
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Re: [Radiant] i18n and Gibberish

2007-06-19 Thread nn 
On 6/19/07, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Dave Olsen wrote:
  Not sure if this is the kind of thing you were looking for but for our
  CMS we've created a helper to drop in a Textile editor for text areas.
 
  http://slateinfo.blogs.wvu.edu/plugins/textile_editor_helper
 

 Slate looks really nice. Is trac broken right now or is there not an
 easy way to view the source?


I'd like to take a peak at the source too, but slate is not open source yet:

http://slateinfo.blogs.wvu.edu/blog/2007/4/3/on-open-sourcing-slate
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Re: [Radiant] Site5 install error

2007-05-06 Thread nn 
On 5/6/07, keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Now trying install with gems and get the following error when trying to
 unpack the application:

 -jailshell-3.00$ ~/gems/bin/radiant --database mysql radapp
 /usr/lib/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems.rb:301:in `report_activate_error': Could
 not
 find RubyGem radiant ( 0) (Gem::LoadError)


I find this wiki entry helpful:

  http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/wiki/HowToSite5

You can ignore setting the ENV['HOME'] environment variable, though. It
works without it.
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