what does your database.yml look like?On 9/17/06, Gautam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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what does your database.yml look like?
database.yml =
production:
adapter: mysql
database: gautam_radgeekprod
username: gautam_geek
password: abcde
socket: /tmp/mysql.sock
$script/setup_database production
runs fine and i get no errors for that.so i do not suspect a database
problem.
ok which option did you select in the setup database? if it is option 1 (someone correct me if Im wrong) but there will be no page data to show so it could potentially be doing what youre experiencing. is the error happening when you go to
yourwebsite.com or yourwebsite.com/admin?On 9/17/06,
to start with#radiantcms rocks!
its pretty active, and i got tons of help!
the problem was that in database.yml, i had removed entries for
development and test and kept only production.
I added entries for all 3: development,test and production and filled
them with the same entry as above.
Hello,
is there a way to tell radiant to output all the parts of a page without
naming them explicitly?
This would allow me to split large pages into smaller chunks that are
easier to handle.
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When I need to split up bigger pages I just include in the main content of the page a content tag for each extra part I have, this way in the layout I don't need to know if the page has multiple parts or just one and I can still divide the page into smaller chunks.
I use this method a lot when I
Thanks :-)
There were many time when my friends were askin me to quit trying this
and go for a simpler PHP CMS setup, but i knew that you have to get it
done once and then it starts becomin easier (hopefully)
But the battle is far from over.
Though Radiant is workin fine on Webrick(port 3000) but
If you have shell access to your server, you can just ssh into it and move away the public_html (or www) directory and link radiant/public to public_html (or www).2006/9/17, Gautam
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Thanks :-)There were many time when my friends were askin me to quit trying this
and go for a
Here are the following steps I did ...My host had given me a mongrel port of 4021 ... so went info config/lighttpd.conf and changed 3000 - 4021Switched the symlink (like noted below) ... and that was pretty much it ...Im running off RailsPlayground w/ 1 mongrel instance. Everything looks fine,
@ Giovanni Intini:
Yes i tried that.But doesnt work.All i get is a blank window on my
browser.It seems to be processing something and then displays nothing.
Where as when i run webrick it runs fine.so problem seems to be with
setting up the apache-fastcgi.But i cud b wrong...
Jon Baer wrote:
I usually have the same problem when trying to run my apps on apache fcgi the first time. I don't understand why it happens, but you have to reload often the page in the first 5 minutes or so, and then it works.There has to be a reason for this but I don't know it and I'm happy it works :)
I don't know if anyone is currently working on or will be adding a kind
of menu functionality to Radiant. The idea being that there are
navigational element necessary to navigate the site's content areas.
The idea here is that for content, it automatically creates a ul list
that you can
Ian Gordon wrote:
I don't know if anyone is currently working on or will be adding a kind
of menu functionality to Radiant. The idea being that there are
navigational element necessary to navigate the site's content areas.
The idea here is that for content, it automatically creates a ul
Hi,
Im just wondering if its possible @ all to use r:comments:count /
on the main page ... i figured that setting it as commentable and
using (r:comments:count / comments) in my layout might work but no
luck ... any ideas or workarounds?
Thanks.
- Jon
I think we should get some code posted and people might be more apt to
try and do something. Hmm, code, damn my newbie skills with ruby!
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Here is an attempt at it.
submenu_behavior.rb
class SubMenuBehavior Behavior::Base
register Sub Menu
description %{
Submenu is the ability for pages to have their parent and children
automatically generated into ul's for users.
}
define_tags do
tag 'submenu' do
'Create list'
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