2006/7/9, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I updated my radiant installation via SVN update and the language redirect behavior is now missing. --MYup. It's gone. I've been meaning to package it up as a plugin. It wasnever meant to be part of the distribution. We needed it for Ruby-Lang,
but that
I'm currently doing something similar, although I am using a completely
different user system to what radiant uses as default (it's basically a
modified version of acts_as_authenticated and authorization plugins).
All I've done so far is create some custom tags that allow me to show
content
Hi,
My radiant site is probably a bit different to the majority in that I
have quite a few places where user interaction is taking place outside
of the admin area. Most of these have been coded using behaviors at the
moment but I'm finding that increasingly I want to use the flash[]
variables
Kevin Ansfield wrote:
My radiant site is probably a bit different to the majority in that I
have quite a few places where user interaction is taking place outside
of the admin area. Most of these have been coded using behaviors at the
moment but I'm finding that increasingly I want to use
There is also a nice behaviour for password-based access control to site pages, which unfortunately, as the mailer one, doesn't seem to work out-of-the box with the current radiant release. It has been coded by Matt McCray. Hope someone will upgrade those plugins: I'm unable to do it by myself :(
I setup a group under Google Groups ( http://groups.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=38187topic=255 ) which accumulates all messages currently sent to the list, and that will provide an easy to search set of all messages (starting from today):
http://groups.google.com/group/radiantcmsYou
Maurizio Balestrieri wrote:
I setup a group under Google Groups (
http://groups.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=38187topic=255 )
which accumulates all messages currently sent to the list, and that will
provide an easy to search set of all messages (starting from today):
John W. Long wrote:
Maurizio Balestrieri wrote:
I setup a group under Google Groups (
http://groups.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=38187topic=255 )
which accumulates all messages currently sent to the list, and that will
provide an easy to search set of all messages (starting from
What advantage(s) does this give over the archiving feature of Mailman?Sean Cribbsseancribbs.comOn 9/6/06,
John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John W. Long wrote: Maurizio Balestrieri wrote: I setup a group under Google Groups (
Sean Cribbs wrote:
What advantage(s) does this give over the archiving feature of Mailman?
It's searchable?
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I'd like to implement a time_ago_in_words tag so that I could write
pPosted by r:author / r:time_ago_in_words / ago/p
and get
pPosted by Sean 5 days ago/p
I figured since Rails already has a time_ago_in_words helper, I'd
just reuse it. But is the following a reasonable
On Sep 6, 2006, at 12:12 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
One user, Nolan, commented that CAPTCHA images are inaccessible (to
vision-impaired users) and should not be considered an option. As an
alternative, he suggested the use of spam-filtering services like
Akismet.
It isn't that I think it
Nolan,I totally understand where you're coming from. Personally, I'm also not eager to create something that would potentially cause problems on the server or require any library that the user may or may not have control over (
i.e. RMagick -- took 4+ weeks to get an update on Textdrive, and it's
Is it the spammers write a reverser for yourgenerator, or akismet falls over under the load or they discover a big
hole in akismet's algorithms. Ithink centralized spam detection willdo better but that's just a hunch.-- G.Let's make no mistake, fighting spam is a constant battle. However, as Nolan
Keith Bingman wrote:
Not as elegant as John's, but for some reason current.siblings
returns an empty array.
FWIW, the problem wasn't that current.siblings was returning null.
Rather, the problem was that current.siblings returns a list that
doesn't include the current page [1], so
Hi all my first post :)
http://ideoplex.com/id/1138/sanitize-html-in-ruby
have you seen this site it may have what you are looking for typo uses it,
I think its built from the sanitize plugin on moveable type.
Kind Regards
Martin
On Wednesday 06 Sep 2006 18:12, Sean Cribbs wrote:
It's probably
Thank you all for your thoughts. I'll be looking into the Akismet, Rick said the code in Mephisto was free-for-the-taking: he lifted it from somewhere too. In the meantime, I'd appreciate if someone would look into a textual challenge-response as well.
I also wanted to probe John about the subject
I'm seeing some interesting behavior (so to speak) with global tags
(please correct me if that's the wrong term). If I have the following
in app/behaviors/hello_behavior.rb:
class Behavior::Base
define_tags do
tag hello do |tag|
Hello World!
end
end
end
I would expect
Hi Dror,
This sounds exactly the kind of functionality I’d be interested in. If you
need any more testers, and can hand-hold me a little in installing, I’m
happy to help you test. We have a brand new website for a community group
that I’m working on, so I have a free reign to work with a
Sean,You may have found a bug that happened to me too! I used r:parent tags (from somebody's plugin) on some of my pages (that had the Commentable behavior), and now they are broken, but somehow the code_behavior plugin isn't. Maybe there's a subtle difference in the code that I'm missing?
Sean
Looking forward to it, Nolan. Let me know how I can help!Sean Cribbsseancribbs.comOn 9/6/06, Nolan Darilek
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On Sep 6, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote: In the meantime, I'd appreciate if someone would look into a textual challenge-response as well.I'm going to stop
On 07/09/06, Nolan Darilek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It isn't that I think it shouldn't be an option, but that itshouldn't be the *only* and *default* option, because if it is thenit gets enabled without users thinking through the implications.
I'm utterly with Nolan on this. I can't stress enough
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