On 22/06/07 12:53 AM, John W. Long was heard to say:
> The new wiki is much more usable than the trac wiki
Hi John, I am curious what you mean by that? I personally find the
Trac wiki just fine especially in combination with the other Trac
components. Also, by browsing the new Junebug Wiki I notic
I spent the day getting Junebug Wiki up and running on the Radiant Web
site. I’d like to move all of the documentation from the trac wiki over
to the new wiki ASP. The new wiki is much more usable than the trac wiki
and will be accessible through a top level navigation link titled
"Documentatio
In the spirit of The Rails Way Free-for-all (http://
www.therailsway.com/2007/6/4/free-for-all-tab-helper), I thought it
would be fun to see how we all handle making dynamic navigation for
Radiant sites.
PROBLEM: I have a hierarchical site, where each page has several
children, and some chi
Is there a way to do benchmarking in Radiant? If so, is there a way
to benchmark a snippet?
Thanks
- Ryan
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Sean,
> I guess at that point it's almost easier to expire the entire
> cache! ;)
That's a great point, but the only reason that I don't want to expire
the whole cache is because it takes forever to regenerate each page.
I think the slowness is due to the way I have my navigation set up,
I guess at that point it's almost easier to expire the entire cache! ;)
Sean
Ryan Heneise wrote:
> I guess also, I'd need to be able to expire a page's parent, and all
> the parent's children. The case where that would be necessary is if
> the title of the page was changed, so you'd need to r
Ryan,
Unfortunately that's the only way to do it currently, assuming the
structure of your pages requires this. Unless you're modifying the
cache length, the changes will propagate in 5 minutes, of course.
Sean
Ryan Heneise wrote:
> Is there an easy way to expire a page and all its children?
I guess also, I'd need to be able to expire a page's parent, and all
the parent's children. The case where that would be necessary is if
the title of the page was changed, so you'd need to regenerate the
navigation on all the pages in that section.
On Jun 21, 2007, at 4:02 PM, Ryan Heneise
Thanks Ryan!
I made all that is described under the link to Hivelogic on how to
set up ror on MacOSX. But to be precise my problem is not the
development platform which actually works well for me but how to
deploy my rails application from my local Mac to the OSX server. I
own the server a
Is there an easy way to expire a page and all its children?
For example, this page: http://biola.artofmission.com/news/ and all
its children need to be expired whenever a new page is posted in the
news section.
I was just going to do ResponseCache.instance.expire_response
(page.url) recursiv
Matt Parrish wrote:
> Hi Lindsay,
>
> What we determined from Luke's error is that you probably have the
> file RAILS_ROOT/app/controllers/application.rb, which shouldn't be
> there. Delete that file and see if it works.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt Parrish
> http://www.pearware.org
Ahh, this might be
Joel,
Where is your server hosted? Is it an actual server or just a spare box?
I would recommend upgrading to OS X 10.4. You'll also need to install
Ruby 1.8.6, as the one that ships with OS X is broken. By far the
best article available is on Hivelogic (http://hivelogic.com/
narrative/artic
I have been able to install and set up Radiant transfering our
current web site in one afternoon. Just wonderfull!
But then came the problems: deploying... as I am a nubie in Ruby and
RoR. I spent >3 days in searching the web and reading a lot of stuff.
I made trials with mongrel and others
Recaptcha provides an audio version for just such reasons, although
my experience with it so far has been less than stellar. It's
obviously a big concern for them, though.
-jamie
On Jun 21, 2007, at 6:38 AM, Sylvestre Mergulhão wrote:
>> Before I started work on this, I wonder whether anyone
Hy everybody,
in my radiant site I'm using the search extension and it's works very
well.
I've tried to use the tag but I
don't understand very well how does it work.
I need to display a snippet of the found pages and i tried this piece of
code:
but it dosen't work very well.
Can someone
Hi Lindsay,
What we determined from Luke's error is that you probably have the
file RAILS_ROOT/app/controllers/application.rb, which shouldn't be
there. Delete that file and see if it works.
Thanks,
Matt Parrish
http://www.pearware.org
On Jun 21, 2007, at 5:05 AM, Lindsay Pallickal wrote:
> Before I started work on this, I wonder whether anyone else has either
> implemented a hook into reCAPTCHA and Mailhide - or some other CAPTCHA
> system for blocking spam in forms or mailto links.
The problem with captcha is that its not accessible... a screen reader
cannot read it... so a blind
Luke Wendling wrote:
> I'm attempting to use RadiantOnRails but when trying to boot, I get a
> NameError: no_login_required for Admin::WelcomeController on line 8 of
> radiant_extensions.rb. I added require statements to
> welcome_controller.rb and to application.rb in the radiant gem but no
> luc
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