I have tried using Gem install radiant-0.6.0rc1 and Gem install
radiant-0.6.0rc1.gem, but get the same error with both. I have had a
look at the weblog, which is where I downloaded the gem from, but just
can't persuade it to install, I just get the (Gem::GemNotFoundException)
I have also tried t
On 3/8/07, Martin Olsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is one piece of code in the "Normal" layout that I
don't quite understand:
Posted by on
It's simple really - you read it out like English :)
If the current URL starts with "/articles//MM/DD" (generic blog format),
print out "Po
Hi,
I'm planning to use radiant to power a website, but before taking the
plunge I have some questions. I installed the 0.6 release candidate.
Here are questions I couldn't answer by looking at the docs or the
mailing list archive:
- an applicaiton created with the radiant command doesn't apparen
On 3/8/07, Raphael Bauduin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- an applicaiton created with the radiant command doesn't apparently
contain the radiant code. Is there a way to freeze it to the gems used
like for rails applications?
I'm using the SVN checkout. It is self-contained.
- a related questi
So what do I do to make it work with a "multi-blog" site? I need
something that matches /blog//MM/DD, /blog//MM/DD, /car//
MM/DD, and I don't really want to have to change it or add to it
every time I add a new "project blog".
Regards,
Martin Olsson
http://smpl.se
On 8 mar 200
Change the first part of the if_url to look like so:
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You can keep chaining on other "categories" with the | character.
Sean
Martin Olsson wrote:
So what do I do to make it work with a "multi-blog" site? I need
something that matches /blog//MM/DD, /blog//MM/DD, /car/YYY
Thanks! I know how to write regular expressions. I was wondering if
there was a way to make this more automatic. The DRY-principles
should apply to layouts as well, no? Can anyone think of a way to
reduce the number of places I need to change when I add a new project
blog. Right now I do th
You could replace anything inside those parens with an appropriate
character class... probably [\w-]+ would work.
Sean
Thanks! I know how to write regular expressions. I was wondering if
there was a way to make this more automatic. The DRY-principles
should apply to layouts as well, no? Can
Raphael Bauduin wrote:
> - an applicaiton created with the radiant command doesn't apparently
> contain the radiant code. Is there a way to freeze it to the gems used
> like for rails applications? (I saw in environment.rb that the gem
> used is referenced) I didn't see it in the rake tasks availa
... or you could just use the regexp without the
first part: "/\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2}/"
On 3/8/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You could replace anything inside those parens with an appropriate
> character class... probably [\w-]+ would work.
>
> Sean
> > Thanks! I know how to write regula
Read all about it:
http://radiantcms.org/blog/2007/03/08/radiant-0-6-release-candidate-2/
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Im building an extension to embed another RoR app in Radiant. I followed the
instructions at -
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/wiki/HowToWriteAnExtension to generate the
skeleton called M7Embed
The main file is: embed_extension.rb
--
class M7embedExtension < Radiant::Extension
version "1.0"
d
Colin,
You might be better off with an IFRAME or something similar, otherwise
you will have to create a bunch of workarounds in your Rails application
to deal with a different HTTP_REFERER.
The other option, of course, is to fuse Radiant with your application,
i.e. making your application in
Great!
How you upgrade from RC1?
Regards,
Erik.
John W. Long wrote:
> Read all about it:
>
> http://radiantcms.org/blog/2007/03/08/radiant-0-6-release-candidate-2/
>
>
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Erik van Oosten wrote:
> How do you upgrade from RC1?
Uninstall the old gem and install the new one. Then run:
rake radiant:update
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John W. Long wrote:
> Read all about it:
>
> http://radiantcms.org/blog/2007/03/08/radiant-0-6-release-candidate-2/
I should also add that RC2 includes recent changes in Mental that allow
you to run script/generate in instance mode:
script/generate extension AssetManager
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Instance mode is the mode where the whole Radiant code is copied into
your project?
If I understand correctly, instance mode is required to develop
extensions (which I intend to to). Or are there other means?
I am sorry, its all a bit vague to me. Perhaps I have not yet seen the
right documenta
Erik van Oosten wrote:
> Instance mode is the mode where the whole Radiant code is copied into
> your project?
No. Application mode is where you are running straight off the source.
> If I understand correctly, instance mode is required to develop
> extensions (which I intend to to). Or are the
On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:37 AM, John W. Long wrote:
> I'd suggest the "Edit in Textmate"
> command (if you are a Textmate user or something similar if you use
> another editor).
sorry john, I'm not following you. what?
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David Minor wrote:
> On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:37 AM, John W. Long wrote:
>
>> I'd suggest the "Edit in Textmate"
>> command (if you are a Textmate user or something similar if you use
>> another editor).
>
> sorry john, I'm not following you. what?
TextMate has a feature which allows you to press
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