After hours of playing with the Mailer behaviour on my eApps virtual
server I'm about to give up and find other way to do a contact form. The
email does not get delivered. So in case anybody can see any flaws in my
setup here it is...
environment.rb
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# Configure ActionMailer
ActionMa
Hey all!
Just wondering if anyone has a solution for me. Your help would be
GREATLY appreciated!
Andrew
Andrew Klein wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> Still getting a hang of this all and just looking for some
> input;insight. I've been running a fairly simple design of Radiant
> (Read: almost source)
Before I ask my question, I'd like to make it clear that I am new to
Radiant -- perhaps I am asking this the wrong way or maybe there's
already a posted solution that I missed. If so, I apologize in advance.
I also realize that what I'm trying to do isn't typical and that Radiant
is not intended
Thanks for that explanation!
I ended up creating a MyTags module that included tag definitions as
well as helper methods. For those who may have the same question I did
something like this:
In extensions/my_tags/lib/my_tags.rb:
module MyTags
include Radiant::Taggable
def helper_hello
"h
I can definitely appreciate the impracticality of checking file
timestamps each time, however, would you agree that under development
mode it may be a good option to have available?
On 1/28/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well, maybe not inflexible, but impractical. The problem i
Well, maybe not inflexible, but impractical. The problem is that you'd
have to have some process/controller checking the file's timestamp on
every access. This means preventing Apache/lighttpd/Litespeed/whatever
from sending the file directly, which is proven to be much faster
anyway. I'm no
Tags are instance_eval'd on the page, so depending on how your page
hierachy either put them as a method on a superclass or put them in a
module which is included in each of the pages.
> -Original Message-
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> Kaleb Walton
Where is an appropriate place to put helper methods for tags to
support the DRY principle?
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Farrel Lifson said the following on 01/28/2007 03:13 PM:
> On 28/01/07, Anton J Aylward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is there a way to set up a page so that it silently redirects to another one
>>
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> I set up a layout called 'Redirect' that has the following template:
>
>CONTENT="0;URL=" /
Sean Cribbs said the following on 01/28/2007 02:14 PM:
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> In the layout of your child page (which might be the same as the parent)
> you need to render the "extended" part. So somewhere in the layout, you
> should find something like this:
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> The first line rende
On 28/01/07, Anton J Aylward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to set up a page so that it silently redirects to another one
>
> Something that results in what one might conceive of as
>
> with appropriate 404 handling?
>
> --
> An NSA-employed acquaintance, when asked whether the govern
Sean Cribbs said the following on 01/28/2007 01:50 PM:
> Anton J Aylward wrote:
>> Is there a way to set up a page so that it silently redirects to another one
>>
>> Something that results in what one might conceive of as
>>
>> with appropriate 404 handling?
>>
>>
> Anton,
>
> I started to do
Copying upon activation seems like a sensible solution but I'm not
sure I follow how it is inflexible to copy the file as soon as it
changes. Then it is always up to date regardless of
deactivating/activating the extension. I didn't express it but I would
have assumed that there would be an initial
You've revealed why that option could be somewhat inflexible. Once it has
been copied, it will be served as a static file by the webserver. I would
prefer for it to be copied on activation of the extension, then it is
up-to-date on startup.
Sean
On 1/28/07, Kaleb Walton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
My opinion is that the first option would be the least intrusive as
long as it takes note of the last modified timestamps to recopy them
when they change.
Regards,
Kaleb
On 1/28/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Loren,
>
> I've had some discussions with John in the past about how t
Anton J Aylward wrote:
> In the distribution example, the Home Page has a line of code
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> Continue Reading…
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>
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> (Its one one line in the example)
> Since its in the context of the 'child' I presume it refers to the child.
>
> When viewed as the web site I'm prototyp
In the distribution example, the Home Page has a line of code
Continue Reading…
(Its one one line in the example)
Since its in the context of the 'child' I presume it refers to the child.
When viewed as the web site I'm prototyping this has a link to
http://server:3000/pr
Anton J Aylward wrote:
> Is there a way to set up a page so that it silently redirects to another one
>
> Something that results in what one might conceive of as
>
> with appropriate 404 handling?
>
>
Anton,
I started to do that for some pages on kckcc.edu, but found it was much
easier to jus
Is there a way to set up a page so that it silently redirects to another one
Something that results in what one might conceive of as
with appropriate 404 handling?
--
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can crack DES traffic, quipped that real systems are so insecure
Hello all!
Still getting a hang of this all and just looking for some
input;insight. I've been running a fairly simple design of Radiant
(Read: almost source) and want to expand the design a little. Here is
kind of what I want to do:
- Home (Shows either just News or all of the heading,
chro
> Mental is running on 1.2.1, not edge.
>
FYI This change happened just in the past week. Previously, we were
running on 1.2 prerelease (essentially Edge).
Sean
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Loren,
I've had some discussions with John in the past about how this should
work. There are two possibilities that I remember:
1) SiteController copies "assets" from your extension's "public"
directory to the application's public directory on demand.
2) Provide a rake task to copy them or d
Yeah, I've been looking at Mephisto as well, but I like the
"philosophy" behind Radiant more. I couldn't really get my head
around how Mephisto worked. Radiant seems cleaner, at the expense of
less functions like comments and stuff.
If you really want to convince me I'll be standing by for
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