Thanks Sean,
I have created a search page which let me see the tags, however while
the search box comes up fine, I am unable to bring up the results from
the search. I had thought simply using the r:search:results:each /
tag on the page would show the results, but that doesn't seem to work.
Hi guys,
I got a need to display a site map of a radiant-driven website.
Just not to re-invent the wheel. May be someone has already written custom
tag like..:
r:site_map start=/services /
and it would generate html list, like this one:
ul
lia href=/servicesServices/a/li
ul
lia
The context inside the r:search:results:each tag is the found page, so
just use regular tags that you might for any given page. Here's how I
think we did it at KCKCC:
pr:link//p
pr:truncate_and_stripr:content//r:truncate_and_strip/p
Hope that helps!
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
Thanks Sean,
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/How_To_Make_A_Site_Map
Sean
Alexander Baranov wrote:
Hi guys,
I got a need to display a site map of a radiant-driven website.
Just not to re-invent the wheel. May be someone has already written custom
tag like..:
r:site_map start=/services /
and it would
Hi, everyone. I'm new to Radiant, developing my first Radiant-powered site.
I've developed a preview extension, which injects via javascript a preview
link into the page editor, which when clicked hides the textbox and shows a
div filled with the preview (obtained through Ajax.Updater). To
I've looked at that code, but I'm having some trouble understanding a lot of
it, in particular the call to handle_new_or_edit_post, which seems to do
something very different in the trunk than it does in the facets branch.
Additionally, I'd rather not save the page (which is what that extension
