Just to add a bit to Sean's reply:
On 17/08/2006, at 12:27 AM, Michael Moscow wrote:
> My goal is to have all javascript and css external from the xhtml.
> Would I be better off just creating my own 'css' & 'scripts' folders
> within the public directory and just referencing them from snippets
>
On 17/08/2006, at 5:00 AM, Tom Wilcoxen wrote:
> I need to be able to upload and link to images -- for use with dynamic
> pages and/or blog entries. I don't see an obvious way to do that -- am
> i just missing it? Or would I need to create it?
>
> It'll need the standard 2 parts: 1. upload the pic
Bryan wrote:
> How do you access the dev/prod URL referenced in the Radiant feature
> list?
Alias the domain name so that your web server serves the same site from
different URLs. So:
http://mysite.com
Is the production URL and:
http://dev.mysite.com
Is the dev URL. If you'd like to us
Hello,
How do you access the dev/prod URL referenced in the Radiant feature
list?
"Operates in two modes: dev and production depending on the URL"
Thanks,
Bryan
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I need to be able to upload and link to images -- for use with dynamic
pages and/or blog entries. I don't see an obvious way to do that -- am
i just missing it? Or would I need to create it?
It'll need the standard 2 parts: 1. upload the pic; 2. select a pic
for use in your page.
Any suggestions?
John et al,Thanks to everybody for the ideas and pointers. since I found a way to do a simple registration form I thought I should report on my findings. I have attached the behavior just in case it can help anybody out there. It is heavily modeled after (read ripped from) the Mailer behavior. BTW,
Mike,Not exactly. Another layout or page would need to refer to the Radiant page (CSS, _javascript_) by its URL for it to be used.The real reason they need a layout is to set the content-type. Other than that, it makes good sense to just dump the content of the page when it's CSS or _javascript_,
Hi, folks. I have another question which I realize must be painfully
obvious to most of you. I'm still confused about a few things.
On the default radiant layout. Within the admin, on the 'Pages' tab
there is a page called 'styles' which contains all the css for the
site. This 'styles' page
