John, I am having a few problems with this. First of all, 'next' is a reserved word. Changed that to 'next_link', but I am still getting a nil object for siblings. For some reason it is not finding any. This is with Radiant 0.5.2, any help appreiciated.Keith BingmanOn Aug 22, 2006, at 10:46 PM,
Ok, I think I have it here. Not as elegant as John's, but for some reason current.siblings returns an empty array. I simply found the page's parent and then the children, those are siblings, right? I am sure there is a better way to do this, but here is the code: tag "next_page" do |tag|
I'm trying to make a behaviour that takes some events with dates from
a 'showings' table and puts them on the page.
For events on the same day I only want to show the date once, like this:
Monday
some event
some other event
and yet another event
Tuesday
You get the idea
I'm not
Hi all,
Sorry, this is a bit of a beginner question I'm afraid, but I'm following
the Textdrive instructions to install my 'application', and hitting some
problems.
I'm following the instructions on textdrive for installing a rails
application, as several people on this list suggested - I've
Given that they don't have the radiant gem installed, I'd suggest
simply checking out the SVN copy of radiant onto your local machine
and then upping that to your server.
On 8/23/06, Jake Liddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry, this is a bit of a beginner question I'm afraid, but I'm
1) Get RadiantCMS from one of the released gems, or just like I did
instead, check it out from the subversion repository. I preferred the
subversion method.
2) Get TextDrive to assign you a port, make sure lighttpd is listening
at that port and you can access it manually via
I would be interested in moving some content out of the file system
and into Radiant. I don't mean storing it in the database, but getting
Radiant to know about the content, and serving it with the correct
content type.
It could be done with just a hyperlink, I know, but I have some old
content
Done :-)
http://dev.radiantcms.org:9007/radiant/wiki/HowToTextDrive
-- G.
On 8/23/06, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guido Sohne wrote:
1) Get RadiantCMS from one of the released gems, or just like I did
instead, check it out from the subversion repository. I preferred the
Bug filed on Radiant Trac:
Radiant wiki content on Trac should instead be in Radiant
http://dev.radiantcms.org:9007/radiant/ticket/307
-- G.
On 8/23/06, Guido Sohne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Done :-)
http://dev.radiantcms.org:9007/radiant/wiki/HowToTextDrive
-- G.
Thanks all for the advice. Lots to consider.
If I check out Radiant from the GEM or subversion repository, where do I put
it on textdrive? Ideally I'd like it in a location that all my secondary
domains can reach. Do I need to update a file in my particular radiant
instance so that it knows
You can put it anywhere that you want. You will have to set the
server.document-root, and the binpath inside the fastcgi.server
section as per your needs. If you want this to be accessible from
secondary domains, the
$HTTP[host] =~ sohne\.net
line could be changed to something like
Guido Sohne wrote:
Radiant wiki content on Trac should instead be in Radiant
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/ticket/307
Radiant is not a wiki. Anonymous users can't contribute content like
they can on the Trac wiki. Trac is the right tool for the job to manage
a development Web site.
On 8/23/06, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guido Sohne wrote:
Radiant wiki content on Trac should instead be in Radiant
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/ticket/307
Radiant is not a wiki. Anonymous users can't contribute content like
they can on the Trac wiki. Trac is the right tool
Guido Sohne wrote:
On 8/23/06, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Radiant is not a wiki. Anonymous users can't contribute content like
they can on the Trac wiki. Trac is the right tool for the job to manage
a development Web site.
That's probably another bug :-)
Or a feature. ;-)
If
hi, I've been having a look at the http://textism.com/tools/textile/index.php web page and can't seem to find a way to apply a class to a list. I understand normally it would be
p(rss). hi = p class=rsshi/pbut why doesn't this work?*(rss). hi = ul class=rsslihi/li/ulany ideas...?thanks, josh
Hello,
Has anyone figured out a way to implement a Category system in radiant?
I would like to organize my site more by subject than date.
Thanks,
Bryan
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On Aug 23, 2006, at 10:02 PM, Josh Stockwell wrote:hi, I've been having a look at the http://textism.com/tools/textile/index.php web page and can't seem to find a way to apply a class to a list. I understand normally it would be p(rss). hi = p class="rss"hi/pbut why doesn't this work?*(rss). hi
On Aug 23, 2006, at 11:54 AM, Guido Sohne wrote:
How do blog comments fit into this?
Right now the RadiantCMS weblog seems to be relying on HaloScan
http://www.haloscan.com/ to handle comments. HaloScan works with
static sites perfectly well; Hobix users often use it instead of
Hobix's
Bryan wrote:
Has anyone figured out a way to implement a Category system in radiant?
I would like to organize my site more by subject than date.
You could apply the tagging patch:
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/ticket/26
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Wait until I'm back from vacation, I'm working ona comments behavior. ;)
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On 8/23/06, Guido Sohne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/23/06, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Guido Sohne wrote:
Radiant wiki content on Trac should instead be in Radiant
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