In a site that I am building, I have a similar requirement. There are
standard, site-wide css and javascript files that are included in my
layout but I also have page specific javascript or css that occasionally
needs added to the head section.
I solve it by including the following in my
Hi there,
Does anyone use the Media Temple Grid-Service? I'm about to host my
radiant sate there and I'd like to know if I go with the 64MB (memory)
container or the 256MB container?
Any tip?
Be Radinat!
Gabriel
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r:content part=foo/
shouldn't this be - /r:content part=foo
For posterity's sake:
Nope. For empty elements (like r:content) the slash goes before the .
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Hello all,
I would like to avoid using textareas to edit my radiant site's pages. I
would much rather use vim to edit any and all text. Is it possible to do
this other than using the radiant.vim plugin ( segfaults my vim 7.1 ,
version .0.0.3 of radiant.vim ) ?
I've installed the It's All Text add on for Firefox, which gives you
an edit button on all textareas. You can configure it to launch your
favorite editor and it will handle copying your saved data back into the
webpage. Personally, I use SciTE on Win32, but I'm sure you could make
it work
As part of a catalog extension I am working on I am trying to extend
the existing search extension. This is working as expected for the
most part by simply calling SearchPage.send :include,
CatalogSearchExtension and placing my work in lib/
catalog_search_extension.rb under my extension.
On 5/22/07, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I was wondering, what's the record for most pages on a radiant
install? Don't be shy, people! Whose content reigns supreme?
One of the sites that we're running on a highly modified 0.5 is
http://www.grouptravelorganiser.com
It
James Thompson wrote:
As part of a catalog extension I am working on I am trying to extend
the existing search extension. This is working as expected for the
most part by simply calling SearchPage.send :include,
CatalogSearchExtension and placing my work in lib/
If it helps, there's also a Firefox extension called Save Text Area
that lets you load the content of a text area from a file. That way,
you can prepare a bunch of files using vim (offline if you prefer) and
just go through loading them using the extension.
Cheers
Mohit.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Il giorno 23/mag/07, alle ore 09:52, Saji Njarackalazhikam Hameed ha
scritto:
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the clarification. Right now I am satisfying my
requirements with
some javascript snippets, but I would like to try the Gallery plugin.
I tried installing it on my 0.6.1 gem installation,
Gabriel Lamounier wrote:
Does anyone use the Media Temple Grid-Service? I'm about to host my
radiant sate there and I'd like to know if I go with the 64MB (memory)
container or the 256MB container?
I'm hosting a site on a 64mb container an have had major problems with
it. Media temple has had
thanks a lot, Chris. this will allow me to replace images using
buttons in a page i am using, instead of putting one page per image.
saji
On May 23, 2007, at 9:38 PM, Chris Parrish wrote:
In a site that I am building, I have a similar requirement. There are
standard, site-wide css and
On 5/23/07, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone use the Media Temple Grid-Service? I'm about to host my
radiant sate there and I'd like to know if I go with the 64MB (memory)
container or the 256MB container?
I'm hosting a site on a 64mb container an have had major
Do you have RMagick installed (and working)?
On May 23, 2007, at 2:52 AM, Saji Njarackalazhikam Hameed wrote:
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the clarification. Right now I am satisfying my
requirements with
some javascript snippets, but I would like to try the Gallery plugin.
I tried installing it
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