Something I have missed in Radiant, since I have first used it
(pre-0.5), is a uniform representation of content. I
personally find the
Page model clever, but rather strict as online content is
rarely limited
to pages, page parts and layouts. A content management system
should be
able
Hi Dan:
Daniel Sheppard wrote:
In terms of interface, however I think creating dedicated interfaces
for asset and comment management is a better way to go.
My plan for that is to provide content class filters for the tree, such
that only objects of the specific class are displayed. This idea
Wow, Slicehost looks really interesting. Thanks for the heads up!
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You can add my vote for slicehost too. Very solid and reliable from my
experience, definitely no overloaded servers and it's really simple to set
up new slices or rebuild them.
Kevin
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Hi Andrea:
Andrea Franz wrote:
In my extension I use a task like this:
desc Copies files in public/admin
task :move_files = :environment do
extension_public = File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../', '../',
'public')
cp_r extension_public, RAILS_ROOT
end
Great, thanks. That
I posted a question yesterday about the Mailer extension, and it occurs
to me that it might have come off too needy. I am just starting with
Rails and Ruby, and stumbled across Radiant, which can already do about
80% of what I need out of the box. Could someone tell me, in general
terms, if I
hi All.
longtime lurker, first time caller
I am finding Keith Bingham's asset foo to be dealing with images
admirably, but not other content_types, I see code to handle it, so I
dive in...
At this point confusion sets in, so I thought I'd ask what the plan was
for non image content_types,
On Mar 28, 2007, at 10:32 AM, John W. Long wrote:
It checks for a post and if it's a post it processes the request. If
there are no errors it sets success to true and the part in the
r:if_success tags renders
Exactly what I was trying to do with Mailer. I see, I will need to get
my nails
Hi Folks... Longtime Radiant user, just getting started with Mental
Extensions.
I am creating an extension for posting and managing Comments. I've
created the Comment model, my controllers, and views in the new
Extension, but I'm having trouble extending Radiant's built-in Page
model to
I think I just solved my own problem.
Evidently it is easy to open up and extend the Page model
I put:
class Page ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :comments
end
in ../extensions/comments/app/models/page.rb
and then
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/app/models/page'
in the
Brian,
I found http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/205, which fixed the issue.
Thanks for your help and input.
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Brian,
Thanks for
I use VPSLink and Ubuntu. I followed the instructions here: http://
richarddcrowley.org/blog/view/101 to get RoR up and running and then
got Radiant Mental out of the SVN repository.
As far as VPSLink service... they have had one outage, but have been
fine since then. I have 2 machines with
Slice host.
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I have been fooling around with the various extensions for Mental, and
think they are an amazingly simple way to work. But there's a problem
with that simplicity. I tried out the Search extension, works great,
lots of tags to use, etc. I made a Search page, everything works pretty
well (it
These are both pretty old Behaviors, ported over to the new extension
system. With the new system, it shouldn't be too hard to make the
tags usable across a site, though I haven't investigated either of
these extensions since they first came out as behaviors. I think
John posted something
Thanks, this is a very neat solution.
Walter
On Mar 28, 2007, at 7:31 PM, John W. Long wrote:
Assign the Search page type to your search results page. Then, to use
it
on other pages, just use normal *HTML* form tags:
form action=/search/ method=get
p
Search:br /
input
Hi All,
I'm a relative Rails n00b and I'm having a few challenges. I've setup
radiant happily enough on my machine but now I'm looking to deploy a
solution. I'm using hostingrails.com as my provider and I'm setting up the
site under a sub-directory of the primary URL so it looks like this:
Slicehost!
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def activate
...
Page.send :include, PageExtender
end
Page.send(has_many, comments.intern)
would also work.
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