> def index
> @page = Page.find (1)
> custom_content = render_partial 'some_partial'
> @page.page_parts << PagePart.new( :name=>'form',
> :content=>custom_content )
> process_page # this is the part I really cant remember, it was three
> lines or so of code
> end
If I underst
I
would love to just be able to call methods in my own custom controller
to display the CMS content, but do things like form handling / database
interaction using rails proper and not have to write behaviors to add
functionality. I have successfully written my own behavior based off of the mailer
you can try running another server in development mode. The dev mode log is alot better for debugging mail problems. you can also use this site to try out code changes as well, or for holding off on big site changes...
On 10/11/06, Nathan Donaldson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,I have the mai
Migrations works if you skip numbers, you can add your stuff with a really high number like '050_create_calendar' and you should be safe, from future radiant migration conflicts...
>> 2. Currently I'm handling migrations on my own models by just> generating them directly in the Radiant app. I figur
> Except for Archive which I just started using, I don't rely on any
> behaviour and no third-party one anyway so I expected to be easy. But
> the first error I got is "content: tag unknown"... The real home page
> of the site has several parts and I use this code:
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On 10/12/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> migrations. This change is only temporary but it means that you
> currently cannot migrate your 0.5x data to the "corex" branch. Most
OK.
> likely though, you current pages probably rely on Archive and other
> behaviors anyway. Since those
> Any migration path from the "normal" radiant? I've tried to import my
> postgresql
> data and corex fails with several errors like "content" tag unknown and
> others.
With the creation of the branch I removed the old migration scripts
because I could not get Postgresql to work with these legac
On 10/10/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you had time to track the Corex branch? It has some improvements
> to page extensions.
Any migration path from the "normal" radiant? I've tried to import my
postgresql
data and corex fails with several errors like "content" tag unknown
On Oct 12, 2006, at 10:40 AM, Ollivier Robert wrote:
> On 10/10/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I am happy to answer any questions you guys might have regarding the
>> "corex" branch. Please feel free to comment on any issues or quirks
>> you encounter. An overall list of changes
On 10/12/06, Ollivier Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 10/10/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am happy to answer any questions you guys might have regarding the
> > "corex" branch. Please feel free to comment on any issues or quirks
> > you encounter. An overall list of cha
On 10/10/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am happy to answer any questions you guys might have regarding the
> "corex" branch. Please feel free to comment on any issues or quirks
> you encounter. An overall list of changes in the "corex" branch can be
> found here: http://alxh.blog
While I don't have any time to help right now, I'm very interested in
an event calendar for my own eventual use of Radiant (my car club's
track days and such).
Having a 'calendar view' that can be called from this event calendar,
which has children that are the individual events, would be id
For a couple of weeks I've been hunting for the absolute best way to extend Radiant to handle the presentation of an event calendar. After much going back and forth I finally settled on implementing it as a series of new global tags in a plugin a la: http://radiantcms.org/blog/2006/09/14/how-to-cre
Well I'm not sure really. Your reasoning is logical, I just followed the tutorial in the AWDWR book and it suggested to edit the production.rb file, and it worked :)2006/10/11, jsmorris <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:I did set up ActionMailer in the config/environment.rb file, but not
in the environments/pro
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