There was an extension called Backdoor that I used about a year ago that
allowed the evaluation of ERB inside Radius tags. It didn't do any
sandboxing though, so you left yourself wide open (I guess that's why it was
called backdoor). Hope that helps some.
Charlie
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 9:03 AM, Jeff Casimir j...@casimircreative.comwrote:
Hi all,
This morning I was thinking about a project where I want users to be
able to create flexible reports using Ruby/ERB and wondering how that
might integrate into Radiant.
Has anyone done or seen work with sandboxing ERB inside your Radiant
pages? I'd want to expose a lot of Ruby to the user, but I wouldn't
want them able to call system, for instance, or do some in-line
monkey-patching of the object tree.
Thoughts?
- Jeff
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