Ooh, nifty!
Thanks.
On 4 Apr 2007, at 00:20, Sean Cribbs wrote:
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You need to call the id in both tags. I know it is a little
counterintuitive, but the id tag is not being passed to the first
tag, just the second. I banged my head on this for a few days, try it
like this:
tag mytag do |tag|
if tag.attr[id]
tag.locals.gallery = Gallery.find_by_id
Sean Cribbs wrote:
First problem:
There are currently no generators for extension
models/controllers/migrations/etc. You will have to make them manually,
although even that doesn't take too much work.
That said, it sounds like either 1) you have installed Radiant from the
gem without
Keith,
This didn't work.
I'm going to work around it by doing:
r:anothertag id='1' /
r:yetanothertag id='1' /
for the moment... but it's not going to work in the long run... is
there a way to force/pass or create your own variables?
e.g
tag mytag do |tag|
if tag.attr[id]
I think I've worked it out...
Basically tag.locals is a virtual (don't know correct name) method...
so if you want tag.locals.item.name you should first assign
tag.locals.item to a variable and then query that variable:
i.e.
item = tag.locals.item
return item.name
you can assign with
Fabrizio Taddei wrote:
Sean Cribbs wrote:
First problem:
There are currently no generators for extension
models/controllers/migrations/etc. You will have to make them manually,
although even that doesn't take too much work.
That said, it sounds like either 1) you have installed Radiant
