For this idea we also need parts for layouts and snippets, since they
must be translated too.
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On 9/10/07, Sylvestre Mergulhão [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/10/07, Aitor Garay-Romero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- define different page parts for the language versions. For
I have exactly the same problem with a site i'm working on.
I'm thinking on tweaking config/routes.rb, but i don't know if this will
work well with Radiant. Any experiences with this?
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On 9/11/07, Chris Dwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a site I'm working on with four main
You don't have to use the r:navigation tag for everything. Instead
you could do something like this:
a href=/ r:if_url matches=^/$class=active/r:if_urlHome/a
That will highlight the link with the active class only if the homepage
is shown.
Sean
Chris Dwan wrote:
I have a site I'm working
I installed Radiant on my localhost and it worked great. I installed it
with my host and now when I go to the url without any controller or action
specified i simply get a directory view. How do I get Radiant to show the
default page?
Thanks,
Chris
It's likely that your host is not passing requests on to Radiant. What
type of configuration is it?
Sean
Chris Doherty wrote:
I installed Radiant on my localhost and it worked great. I installed it
with my host and now when I go to the url without any controller or action
specified i
Hi Andrea,
Thanks a lot. The subscriber extension worked right off the shelf (I did not
run the tests though). I guess some items are hard-coded, for instance the
confirmation message that the subscriber recieves (but I guess I can look
at the code and modify it). Also some work may be needed to
