> I am interested in using it in rails.
> I propose the following patch to
> radiant/app/models/archive_finder.rb in
> order to support db2 specific syntax for date fields:
>
> def extract(part, field)
Oh god... e.
In the interests of sanity, lets pretend that radiant never had
a
Hi.
I am experimenting IBM DB2 Express as a back-end for Radiant. Results
are encouraging so far. Some problems needed tweaks to the ibm_db
adapter for rails or to environment settings (see tracker on
http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubyibm/ for details). People at IBM have
been very responsive. Thou
Sean Cribbs wrote:
> It is a pretty standard Ruby practice to re-open the class, but
> sometimes I find this doesn't work as expected. Instead, you can try
> doing a class_eval or module_eval on the intended class, which will
> make sure it's auto-loaded before you try to override or extend it.
> E
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It is a pretty standard Ruby practice to re-open the class, but
sometimes I find this doesn't work as expected. Instead, you can try
doing a class_eval or module_eval on the intended class, which will
make sure it's auto-loaded before you try to override or extend it.
Example:
Radiant::AdminUI::Ta
Looking forward to your extension, Loren.
Sean
On 5/26/07, Loren Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bill,
>
> I've written a Event Calendar extension which pulls events from an
> ical subscription and populates them into calendars which each have
> an associated "category" and "slug". I then ac
Tobias Fors wrote:
> I haven't really used WebDAV-tools, so can't say much about it myself,
> but it sounds interesting, especially if support is wide. File system
> based editing from both Windows/Mac/Linux would be sweet.
>
> Do you have any ideas on how best to handle things like the "slug",
>
> I would like to create a second level of navigation when needed, then
> create a 'sub tab' system by simply extending current Tab with a TabSet
> accessor.
> need to
> - add an accessor
> - a method
> - modify initialize
I did it already by patching the code but I would like to do it in an
e
Adam Williams wrote:
> On May 26, 2007, at 6:17 PM, Stephane B. wrote:
>
>> I would like to know if it's possile to extend the class AdminUI in
>> module Radiant. I try to do it by creating a folder Radiant in the lib
>> folder of my extension, and then create a module Radiant within a
>> class
