Hi Mario,
Could I also get a copy of your extension?
> app on top of the Radiant site. That is, I'm going to
> (attempt to) use
> Apache mod_rewrite to properly dispatch incoming URLs to the right
> application: RadiantCMS or CustomRailsApp. I'm going to
> attempt to make
> the pages in the CustomRailsApp look like the pages found in Radiant.
Mario Lanza wrote:
> Will,
>
> You really are asking hundred-dollar questions, some of which are the
> same ones I've been asking. I've been hearing that Radiant is a CMS and
> that it is primarily geared toward serving up content. That's true.
> However, like you, I have the need to integrate
Hi Mario,
Could I also get a copy of your extension?
Thanks,
saji
* Mario Lanza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-05-18 06:02:54 +0200]:
> Luca,
>
> I have developed an extension that allows for the looking up of records
> and the displaying of field info. I haven't packaged it and made it
> avail
I also tried to make use of the page_attributes extension and ran into
issues. I will look forward to the port. :)
~Mario
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Luca,
I have developed an extension that allows for the looking up of records
and the displaying of field info. I haven't packaged it and made it
available as of yet since I still wanted to add a few more features and
clean it up; however, you're welcome to it.
If you're interested, just let
Will,
You really are asking hundred-dollar questions, some of which are the
same ones I've been asking. I've been hearing that Radiant is a CMS and
that it is primarily geared toward serving up content. That's true.
However, like you, I have the need to integrate other "pages" into my
site t
Sean Cribbs wrote:
> It depends highly on your desired style of managing the site. If the
> focus is more on dynamic user-generated content, then Radiant may not
> be the best choice. If the focus is on highly style-able,
> quasi-static content or brochureware, then Radiant may just be for
> you.
It depends highly on your desired style of managing the site. If the
focus is more on dynamic user-generated content, then Radiant may not
be the best choice. If the focus is on highly style-able,
quasi-static content or brochureware, then Radiant may just be for
you.
That said, there are a myri
Yes, the default is published_at.
Sean
On 5/17/07, David Minor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> what I needed was to specify the by="attribute" to set the children
> to sort by the created_at date.
>
> it eventually hit me.
>
> dm
>
> On May 17, 2007, at 12:49 PM, David Minor wrote:
>
> > Here's the
I am trying to build a fairly complex website, part of which will
include user generated pages. Its a site for my local theater club. Some
of the pages will be canned pages built in normal Rails style. But for
the list of shows we have done, I would like a content management system
to be able t
what I needed was to specify the by="attribute" to set the children
to sort by the created_at date.
it eventually hit me.
dm
On May 17, 2007, at 12:49 PM, David Minor wrote:
> Here's the code I'm using. I'm pretty confident this was radiant
> created code during setup:
>
>
>
>
>
>
Here's the code I'm using. I'm pretty confident this was radiant
created code during setup:
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changing to order="asc" does not change the ordering of the
children. what am I missing?
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Hello,
I'm trying to install Radiant, but after trying on and off for a week,
it's been unsuccessful. Right know I'm getting this error and I don't
know what to do next. I'm trying in a VMware instance with Windows 2003
and the lastest MySQL
Many thanks in advance.
Roberto L Iriarte
Another question about search form. I want to have on each page search
form and want to results go to pointed page. May I do this using
snippets?? For example I have snippet responsible for top section and
there place the form...? Any suggestions how to do this ??
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