On 4/20/07, Oliver Baltzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Raphael Bauduin wrote:
> > is there a way to select one specific child, in contrast to iterating
> > over all of them?
> > Something like or > slug="child-slug">.
>
> I have made a little patch for that to find a URL locally relative to
> th
John W. Long wrote:
> OK, folks. Radiant 0.6 is due to be released *this Saturday* baring any
> show stoppers. Please let us know about anything that absolutely must be
> fixed between now and then.
0.6 has been delayed just a bit. We are still polishing off a few
things. Expect a release early
I was excited to see the Virtual Domain extension working again
(version 1.2.1), but when using Radiant CMS with multiple domains it
renders the tag pretty useless, since it will
always display the Root page in the crumb.
Any way to have skip the Root page? Or anyway at
all to offset th
Hi all,
I found some posts but not found any extension about an interface in
admin to manage the config.
Then I tried to make one. As I'm new about Radiant, it should be a
useful exercise :)
I have started _something_ at
http://www.rubynaut.net/svn/radiant/extensions/config_editor/
I got 1 (2)
Ok, finally I used a trick. I created a new class to manage the table
config and every thing is much more easier, thanks again to the
extension facilities :p.
At the end, it needs only few lines, the abstract model controller
does every thing !
Hope it's not a bad way, any comment is welcom
A last post to say I added a tag to get a value inside your pages:
or maybe there is already a way to do it ?
could be useful for the site title or the count of posts to be
displayed on the homepage.
--
Stephane
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This may be more of a Radius question, but here goes.
I am setting up a Radiant-powered site that includes event listings
for a film society. I've put together the pages for each film with
different parts for the rating, director, length, language, etc. My
problem so far has been dates and times.
> In my instance, it doesn't show the changes I just made, it
> shows the
> changes that were made to the database (by someone else); the
> changes
> I made are lost.
>
> Dan, do you have time to look into this? I'm no ruby/rails expert
> yet, but I'm happy to help. I'm going to familiariz
Hi Oliver,
Perhaps this should be added to Radiant's Trac.
I would welcome this patch as well.
Regards,
Erik.
Oliver Baltzer wrote:
> I have made a little patch for that to find a URL locally relative to
> the current page:
>
> --- standard_tags.rb(revision 363)
> +++ standard_tags.rb
