The style part should go in the options hash, so it should probably
be like this:
%= text_area page, keywords, { :style = width: 100%; height:
5em;'} %
On Sep 1, 2006, at 7:26 AM, Bryan wrote:
I received the following error when I made the changes suggested.
I am new to Ruby on
I need to add a status Archived, so that a page with not show up in
the original tree, but will show up in the archive when the user
changes the status. I have easily added the status in the status.rb
Model and it works just great on the archive page. Was does not work
is the link to the
Keith Bingman wrote:
I need to add a status Archived, so that a page with not show up in
the original tree, but will show up in the archive when the user
changes the status. I have easily added the status in the status.rb
Model and it works just great on the archive page. Was does not
Hey all
How is the caching set up in radiant? As it uses its own caching system
doesn't it, I am looking at doing something similar in another project,
however probably serving HTML rather than YAML but I cant fathom how radiant
custom caching has been set up?
Can anyone help?
Cheers
Tim
Tim Perrett wrote:
How is the caching set up in radiant? As it uses its own caching system
doesn't it, I am looking at doing something similar in another project,
however probably serving HTML rather than YAML but I cant fathom how radiant
custom caching has been set up?
Look at:
Having moved one of my sites to Radiant, I needed to implement
permanent (301) redirects on some old URLs. Since I'm running under
Mongrel behind Apache's mod_proxy (on TextDrive), I needed to do
something at the Radiant level. (This was before mongrel could do
redirects.)
I decided to
When using such code as
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I can specify order=asc or order=desc but what if I want an
arbitrary order? In the admin section, pages are ordered according to
what I guess is the order of creation (page ID). I can not change the
order itself (which would solve my problem).
Any idea?
For fun I installed Mephisto yesterday. Wow is it cool for a blogging
app. (http://mephistoblog.com/)
Mephisto's Asset management systems is as they claim it is, 'probably
the best you'll find in any CMS/Bloggin application'. All I can say is
wow, they have Buckets!
Looking at both
Ollivier,You can specify by=attribute on the children:each tag, which lets you pick the attribute to sort by, which I'm assuming are any attributes of the Page model.Sean Cribbs
seancribbs.comOn 9/1/06, Ollivier Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/1/06, Ollivier Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I'll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
That sounds good.
http://dev.radiantcms.org:9007/radiant/ticket/362
- Sean
On 9/1/06, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can specify by=attribute on the children:each tag, which lets you pick
the attribute to sort by, which I'm assuming are any attributes of the Page
model.
Found that by looking at the code but...
I'm now getting repeatable ruby/mongrel
Can you not have the same result simply by having a body page_part in the \, and then not have a body page_part in the actual pages. Radiant will look for the page_part either in the page you are trying to show or in its parent.
If you need a different body for your root, then just create a hidden
Sean Santry wrote:
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I'll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
That sounds good.
http://dev.radiantcms.org:9007/radiant/ticket/362
Awesome. Bodhi, would you
John et al,I think I'm in the final step of creating my Commentable/CommentBucket behaviors before releasing them into the wild, but I've found that I'm getting into an endless redirect loop after most of my process method finishes (I want to potentially redirect back to the same page, but without
Sean Cribbs wrote:
John et al,
I think I'm in the final step of creating my Commentable/CommentBucket
behaviors before releasing them into the wild, but I've found that I'm
getting into an endless redirect loop after most of my process method
finishes (I want to potentially redirect back to
Sorry, I don't mean to spam the list, but my second method worked. Rock on!Sean Cribbsseancribbs.comOn 9/1/06,
Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, John.I guess I'll have to settle for not caching the page. I wanted to be able to cache the page that displayed the comments (Commentable
I am a new radiant user and really love the app, simple elegent etc.
I have deployed radiant to my shared textdrive hosting account running
lighttpd and everything works great in firefox but when I try and pull
the site up in IE6 I get an unknown file type prompt and it asks me to
download.
Jake,I get that too on your page, even in IE7. Make sure your layout sets the content-type correctly.SeanOn 9/1/06, Jake
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am a new radiant user and really love the app, simple elegent etc.
I have deployed radiant to my shared textdrive hosting account runninglighttpd and
On the Layouts page in the admin interface, open the layout you are currently using. Click the more link and type text/html into the Content-type box, then Save.If you're not using a layout at all, create one and name it HTML or something. Then do the same as above but also type r:content / into
Nicholas Mulder [Mulder Consulting] wrote:
For fun I installed Mephisto yesterday. Wow is it cool for a blogging
app. (http://mephistoblog.com/)
Mephisto's Asset management systems is as they claim it is, 'probably
the best you'll find in any CMS/Bloggin application'. All I can say is
On 9/1/06, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicholas Mulder [Mulder Consulting] wrote:
For fun I installed Mephisto yesterday. Wow is it cool for a blogging
app. (http://mephistoblog.com/)
Mephisto's Asset management systems is as they claim it is, 'probably
the best you'll find
I believe that Mephisto uses the acts_as_attachment plugin (which
works *great* by the way), and you can set this plugin to store
attachments in either the file system or in the database. While
waiting for a real solution for the images issue in Radiant, I hacked
together a rich text version of
Luis Lavena wrote:
The Mephisto style for assets sounds good, but plain or direct use of
their code could be difficult.
They store the assets on the file system, on contrary that your desire
to leverage only on DB to distribute everything for Radiant.
Maybe the way they choose to use it
On 9/1/06, Nathan Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe that Mephisto uses the acts_as_attachment plugin (which
works *great* by the way), and you can set this plugin to store
attachments in either the file system or in the database. While
waiting for a real solution for the images issue
Hi Sean,The Zip file links goes to a page not found.DrorOn 9/1/06, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:I've bugged John and everyone on the list enough with my questions. Now it's time for me to share.
I have implemented behaviors that allow visitor-submitted comments on pages. Please read all
Once we have a robust plugin system going I would love to see someone
create an asset management solution similar to Mephisto's. I'm not sure
if buckets trump the idea for attachments, but it is definitely causing
me to rethink my previous ideas about assets.
That would probably be up the
Sean,
Behavior looks good! I quickly put it into a plugin since i dont have
an expanded radiant install going at the moment. It seems to be having
a problem with
comments.parts.create! :name = config, :content =
(@page.part(config).content || )
line 29 commentable_behavior.rb nil.content
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