Hi guys,
It is possible to access GET parameters passed in the url of a Radiant page?
For example, I'm making a contact page, and instead of making multiple
enquiry forms (sales, support, general, etc), it would be good if i
could pass a url like '/contact/?type=sales' and then programatically
Brian,
Yes, that is one of the basic things that the Styled Blog template
does. Essentially you have this on the page that only displays part of
the article:
r:children:each
...
r:content /
r:if_content part=extendedr:linkRead more.../r:link/r:if_content
/r:children:each
That loops
Michael,
You can do it, but you'll need a behavior. By default, all pages are
cached and your page would not be able to respond to the GET
parameters. Another option would be to create child pages of your
Contact page called sales, support, or whatever. Then only the
page that processes
Am I the only where the first connection to mongrel on the mental
branch results in the following?
** Starting Mongrel listening at 0.0.0.0:3001
** Starting Rails with production environment...
/Volumes/Users/www/rron/nradiant/config/../vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_
thanks for the reply sean, i'll have a think about your suggestion...
On 11/12/06, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael,
You can do it, but you'll need a behavior. By default, all pages are
cached and your page would not be able to respond to the GET
parameters. Another option
Hi Michael,
I experienced the same problem, here how I fixed it. I added below 3 lines
of code into models/page_context.rb
# r:page:query_string /
define_tag 'page:query_string' do | tag|
tag.globals.page.request.parameters['q'] unless
tag.globals.page.request.nil?
end
As you
This is what I came up with. Its not ideal because its less automated
than I wanted. I have to add an extra if_url section for every category
I create.
r:if_url matches=./*faq/$
div id=tableofcontents
h2. Table of Contents:
ul id=contentlist
r:children:each
li r:title/:r:url/:
Hi,
I've set up a radiant site and it works fine on Firefox and Epiphany,
however when on Internet Explorer 6-7 the site doesn't render instead it
forces a save as prompt for the main html page.
The problem persists running the site with Webrick, Mongrel, and Apache FCGI.
I've another radiant
Hi,
Ok. When I remove the utf-8 declaration from the Normal layout More
Content-Type tab the page does display in Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, and
6.0. However, the page's layout appears very distorted. At least now it's
a matter of css.
Has anybody experienced similar problems?
jose.
Hi,
Can you just create a FAQ controller (and behaviour) and have the url encode the arguments? Even though your solution *works,* it violates DRYBIG TIME!On 11/12/06,
Joseph Banks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I came up with.Its not ideal because its less automatedthan I wanted.I have to
Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
Can you just create a FAQ controller (and behaviour) and have the url
encode
the arguments? Even though your solution *works,* it violates DRYBIG
TIME!
I'm a css/html guy, don't know any rails. I was hoping someone could
point me in the right direction though.
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