Thank you for your answer. Here is what I've done. I installed the
plugin radiant-rails-support that you can find here:
http://code.google.com/p/radiant-rails-support/
Now I've access to rails method doing this in my app/models/solr_tags.rb
(class SolrClass SiteController):
module SolrTags
When you do s = SolrClass.new you are creating a new controller
instance that has nothing to do with the current request. So seems that the
session in session[:flare_context] is nil. This is totally normal.
The class SolrClass SiteController doesn't do what you expect.
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Hi,
I tried to install Radiant 0.6.4 on Site 5 Hosting. The procedure has
gone well and all the installation has completed. When I try to run the
site (www.subdomain.mydomain.com) it shows the follow message:
Application error
Rails application failed to start properly
I didn't meet any
Sean Cribbs wrote:
I'm actually debating releasing the reorder extension I developed for
my current client. It doesn't have the sexy drag-and-drop, but it
works well. Would there be interest in it?
That would be great.
To clarify, the 0.6.4 Admin bug related the Reorder extension does not
I wrote a series of tutorials for capistrano on site5, and I wrote
some recipes for radiant too.
You can find the tutorials here:
http://tempe.st/2007/09/a-couple-of-capistrano-2-recipes-libraries/
http://tempe.st/2007/10/more-capistrano-2-goodies-a-radiant-recipe-library/
2007/11/16, Rails
I had to do this i would find a way to refer to the active controller,
in this case SiteController, and execute my rails methods on that object.
Or even do some ugly meta-programming stuff so in your tags self refers to
that controller object.
There must be an instance or class variable
Just got my Validator Extension polished enough to release:
http://swankinnovations.svnrepository.com/svn/open/radiant/extensions/validator/tags/v0.1.0/
What It Does:
It adds a button to your edit-page pages to allow the user to validate
their markup via the W3C's (X)HTML Validator. A report
+-Le 15/11/07 16:47 +0100, Hans-Christian Fjeldberg a dit :
| Sorry...
|
| Even onMouseClickRow is called two times when pushing the plus (+) sign.
Looks like shards:r604 fixed all the rendering problem I had.
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Maged Makled wrote:
Sean Cribbs wrote:
There is no radiant_render in the Radiant core. What are you trying
to accomplish?
Sean
Sean,
I'm using the Rails_Radiant_Support Extension at
http://code.google.com/p/radiant-rails-support/ which allows you to
create a normal rails
Hey all,
I know this discussion has taken place before but I still can't
get my hands around it. I'm using radiant with the Rails_support
extension which works great with radiant for the content. The problem is
when I try to use the session inside that app in the extensions, The
session
arpit jain wrote:
I need to integrate radiant in our existing rails application.
We have our own authentication system for our site.
I have searched and found some solutions but not upto the mark.
I have followed the link
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Installation
but it only tells to
I believe that this is because of a bug in rails, and not radiant.
The SiteController has session :off, and adding session :on in your
controllers doesn't seem to do anything.
The only way I know to change this is to actually go into
SiteController and comment out that line. I've seen
Never tried it - but you could also have a look at
http://wiki.pluginaweek.org/Mini_radiant
On Nov 16, 2007, at 9:57 PM, Maged Makled wrote:
arpit jain wrote:
I need to integrate radiant in our existing rails application.
We have our own authentication system for our site.
I have searched
Jeff Dean wrote:
I believe that this is because of a bug in rails, and not radiant.
The SiteController has session :off, and adding session :on in your
controllers doesn't seem to do anything.
The only way I know to change this is to actually go into
SiteController and comment out that
Here's what I did:
gem install --include-dependencies radiant
radiant myapp
cd myapp
[change database.yml]
rake db:bootstrap
rake radiant:freeze:edge
rake radiant:update
rake db:migrate
[create extension...]
Now you'll have a full copy of radiant's source code in your vendor/
radiant directory.
Jeff Dean wrote:
Here's what I did:
gem install --include-dependencies radiant
radiant myapp
cd myapp
[change database.yml]
rake db:bootstrap
rake radiant:freeze:edge
rake radiant:update
rake db:migrate
[create extension...]
Now you'll have a full copy of radiant's source code in
I haven't dealt with that before, but if I were to do it, I would:
Determine what I meant by expired (let's say 3 days for example)
Write a rake task that deletes the session
Write a cron script to run it nightly after the database backup
My rake task would probably look like:
namespace :db
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