I am running Radiant on a HostingRails shared server.
Is there a vital step I am missing that must be performed after
installing any extensions (like a server reboot?).
Yes, a restart is required for extensions to work. They would have worked
intermittently because you have multiple
http://soxbox.no-ip.org/radiant/svn/extensions/admin_tree_structure/
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 4:52 PM, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kay,
Daniel Sheppard has an extension that organizes pages under an archive
page by date. This might help.
Sean
Kay Joo wrote:
Hello
I'm getting some weird routing issues.
My extension defines two routes to send requests to a new controller.
It looks like these routes are only recognized about half of the time
(at random).
The other times the url is just sent to the site_controller
for 'normal'
processing.
Do you have
Thanks for your answer. I already did that. I also looked
through the
code of ResponseCache. Where does it use the perform_caching
setting, because I for one can't find it? I'm not pointing
any fingers
here, I'm just asking, is anyone actually running Radiant
with caching
http://soxbox.no-ip.org/radiant/svn/extensions/x_groggy/lib/gr
oggy_filter.rb
It also filters out a bunch of common characters from
people cutting/pasting from word, the key bit is a
page.attachments.each
This is nice and I would like to try it. Sorry for my dumb
question.
(I managed to build everything while being a designer not a
programmer. So
it really works, even without proper guidance. The only thing
that is over
my head is that on Mediatemple Radiant dies out after every
3-4 hours -- it
Most likely cause is that you've got more processes running
Do I need to freeze my radiant site on a shared host. I have read that
Radiant ties itself to a certain version of rails. How does
this work,
and how will it be affected when the host deletes that gem
and installs
a newer version? Also, what if I need to move to a newer version of
First you need to download the snapshot extension (search the mailing
list). This creates a static snapshot of your entire site and put it
in a folder called 'snapshot'.
You'd be better off using the import/export extension, completely shutting
out the admin interface on your live site and
o It would be nice to have a convenient way to access
images through the Admin interface and to easily
(less typing, yet intuitive) 'markup' the images in
the associated pages.
On my site, I've written my own text filter that
Should I simply duplicate the archive extension and then make these
modifications in a new extension? Or is there an alternative?
You can include the archive extension and then have your own extension that
either re-opens the existing archive page type or extend archive page to
create a new
It doesn't seem possible to use regex with the r:find url= tag.
Using regex isn't a good fit with the database model - the url is a
calculated field - doing lookups on it is expensive.
What I am trying to do is recursively find the children of a child.
Ie...
Have a look at the aggregation
I think I can agree with this. It has almost become second nature to
change the home page to reset the cache. I have noticed this with
changing snippets (which should clear cache - I had asked
this earlier)
and then clearing the cache. No go! It doesn't update the home page.
Well the
My cache dir is empty after running Clear Cache.
Should the cache.data and cache.yml files have a new time or
get deleted
too?
Ah! Yes, they should be deleted - in fact they shouldn't be created.
This was recently fixed on the trunk.
Dan.
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Should I delete them? I used the gem install so I guess that
I will have to
wait or is there an easy way to upgrade to the trunk?
--Tom
You can update to the trunk with
rake radiant:freeze:edge
Once it is fixed in the stable build, you can run:
rake radiant:unfreeze
To go back to using
+-Le 15/11/07 17:08 +1100, Daniel Sheppard a dit :
| I upgraded my radiant installation from admin_parts to shards
| yesterday, and
| it works like a charm.
| Today, I wanted to give admin_tree_structure a try because
|
| Have just updated admin_tree_structure to work with the
latest
I've been looking at the selenium_on_rails plugin to add
testing for an
extension that I'm working on. I'd love to see not only
radiant using
selenium but to have it integrate with extensions (after all, they're
the source of much of the breakage).
Writing good tests might get
Today, I wanted to give admin_tree_structure a try because I'm begining to
get a bit too much posts on my blog 0:-)
It kinda works, but the comments column added by the comments extension on
the pages listing is empty now (what a surprise, as both override
_node.rhtml) but I can live without
I upgraded my radiant installation from admin_parts to shards
yesterday, and
it works like a charm.
Today, I wanted to give admin_tree_structure a try because
Have just updated admin_tree_structure to work with the latest core + shards.
I have a radiant 0.6.2 setup with admin_parts and a few
extensions, which are
working just fine.
Now, I want to upgrade to 0.6.4, and replace admin_parts with
shards. After
what I read, the upgrading should go smoothly, what bothers me is the
admin_parts - shards migration, I don't see
I'm having trouble writing unit tests for a Radiant extension. I've
created fixtures for layouts, pages and page_parts, which are pasted
below. In my unit test, I find that if I call:
@page = pages(:homepage)
the tests work. Whereas if I try:
@page = pages(:lazypage)
I get an
* There is a Clear Cache button on the Pages tab. Is it at all
possible to duplicate that button the Snippets and Layout tabs
also? Very often when one is experimenting with a new snippet or
layout, there's a need to clear cache since the changes do
not propagate
through
jsminifier is only a small compressing utility... it clear
spacing and
unusefull chars only. The real plus about using the plugin
I've posted
before is that it gzip files on the fly! :D
If you have your javascript in a static file, your webserver
should be doing the compressing with
Apparently, Radiant offered no built-in support for
pagination of Archive Pages, like what you'd need to
set up a blog.
So I wrote one, Paginated Archive.
I was planning on doing the same but got a little distracted.
How have you handled page urls are you doing something like:
I am working on an image extension, which stores the images in the
database, then resizes them on retrieval. To make this at all
usable,
I of course need to be able to cache the images. I had hoped to use
the Radiant system to do this, but so far have been unable to make
this work.
Second Question: what am I doing wrong? Can this system even cache
images?
You're doing nothing wrong, in fact, you're reproducing my
By which I meant, you are doing _something_ wrong, just that there's
nothing fundamentally wrong with your plan.
Dan.
My New AlphabetPage Extension is available from:
http://soxbox.no-ip.org/radiant/svn/extensions/alphabet_page/
Adds a new page type, AlphabetPage, which works quite similarily
to the ArchivePage but insteads breaks down the children into
sections alphabetically, rather than by date.
If the
I'm glad that the extension is useful. I take note of
the virtual page
problem you comment and will look at it before releasing the
first official
version of the extension.
I don't have experience with virtual pages so may be i
ask you for
support. A good opportunity to
raise 'blah requires the installation of the Shards extension' unless
defined?(ShardsExtension)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Chris Parrish
Sent: Monday, 29 October 2007 4:03 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject:
Just read through that pdf. I'm mainly in agreement with his commentary
of the current field of template engines - though he does lose me a bit
on his 'StringTemplate is totally the best thing ever' conclusions
(his alternating table row colours example (9.2) especially looks like a
horribly
I wish there was a per page cache time property. That way dynamic
pages had shorter cache times. Perhaps tags on page would adjust the
cache time setting for the page.
Just set response.cache_timeout (to a value in seconds) from your
page model.
Dan.
I wish there was a per page cache time property. That way dynamic
pages had shorter cache times. Perhaps tags on page would adjust the
cache time setting for the page.
Just set response.cache_timeout (to a value in seconds) from your
page model.
Dan.
I would suggest to add the parameters individually to
the r:snippet
tag, and to allow a body to be defined:
r:snippet name=rounded-box class=whatever bg-color=blue
This is a parametrized snippet...
/r
Basically, featurewise it looks like what you're after is
On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 15:26:40 +0200
Mathieu Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
+-le 12.10.2007 13:37:30 +0200, Aitor Garay-Romero a dit :
| The strange thing, it that I don't always get a request
object, and I'm | wondering if there could be a better way to do
that, the main point being | is
On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:11:19 -0500
Ryan Heneise [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot to mention... the rich_text extension requires the
admin_parts extension:
http://soxbox.no-ip.org/radiant/svn/extensions/admin_parts/
I would advise moving your extensions away from admin_parts and using
shards. I
I'm trying to figure out a way to track whenever a given
page's rendered
output may have changed.
I was doing some thinking about this recently, but haven't had a go at
implementing yet.
My basic idea was:
Add a listener that hooks into after_initialize on page, snippet and layout.
I saw in the changelog that Radiant 0.6.3 is using the 1.5.0 release
of Prototype, but updating the radiant gem does not update the
javascripts directory.
Should there be a rake:public:update task or something like that?
Running the radiant command on the directory will overwrite any
The _node.rhtml file from the extension is definitely being loaded,
I made a minor change and it showed up. Not sure exactly what is
happening here, but I would love to use this extension, so let's try
to get this sorted out.
I see the problem now - I'd made a change to the javascript
The _node.rhtml file from the extension is definitely being loaded,
I made a minor change and it showed up. Not sure exactly what is
happening here, but I would love to use this extension, so
let's try
to get this sorted out.
I see the problem now - I'd made a change to the
Sean,
many thanks for your prompt reply.
I froze my radiant installation but I get a sort of recursive admin
tree (see the attached pdf file: http://pastie.caboo.se/104477 ).
Is there something I'm missing?
Are you running any other extensions? If there's another extension that
is
Good to know, but in fact there is a
external_rss/external_rss_extension.rb file that
does define ExternalRssExtension.
So that file is located at:
{RAILS_ROOT}/vendor/extensions/external_rss/external_rss_extension.rb
Is that correct? Are the permissions on that directory correct?
Rails has just changed their mechanism for plugin loading:
http://ryandaigle.com/articles/2007/9/24/what-s-new-in-edge-rails-specify-plugin-load-order
Basically, you specify the load order of plugins that you care about and then
just add the
:all symbol to substitute in all the remaining
Rails has just changed their mechanism for plugin loading:
http://ryandaigle.com/articles/2007/9/24/what-s-new-in-edge-rails-specify-plugin-load-order
Basically, you specify the load order of plugins that you care about and then
just add the
:all symbol to substitute in all the remaining
I decided to do a quick run at writing a mongrel handler to do
the work of the radiant cache - turns out there is zero performance
gain in doing so.
Modifying the mongrel handler to serve up html files using xsendfile, I get:
2014 bytes534.96 [#/sec] (mean)
stack level too deep
SystemStackError: stack level too deep: SELECT * FROM page_parts
WHERE (page_parts.page_id = 6) AND (page_parts.`name` = 'extended')
LIMIT 1
Do you have any extensions installed? They could be breaking
things. If not, It could actually be that the stack level is
too
That is a bit of a weird trace. I can't quite follow how a trace
that looked like that could happen (I don't see how the inflector
would want to get involved during the file opening process).
It's falling over during the writing of the .yml file (line 169),
I'm guessing that's due to multiple
NoMethodError (undefined method `[]' for false:FalseClass):
/vendor/radiant/app/models/response_cache.rb:65:in `read_metadata'
/vendor/radiant/app/models/response_cache.rb:71:in
Just checked in a change that will fix it from breaking your site.
Looks like either a process was falling
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Sheppard
Sent: Friday, 14 September 2007 10:12 AM
Subject: Re: [Radiant] 12,000 articles in a Radiant site?
If you've got something like my situation, where you're using
something like ArchivePage and letting it have a few hundred children
I'm developing an extension with radiant 0.6.2 as a gem. In the
extension I generated a page thats inherits from ArchivePage, like
this:
class CategoryPage ArchivePage
end
And put it in activate like this:
def activate
CategoryPage
end
There's no reason for that not to
Is there any content in those files beyond what you've mentioned?
No, the contents is exact what I wrote here(copy and paste ;)
Can you try it in your workspace?
# cat new_extension_extension.rb
class NewExtensionExtension Radiant::Extension
def activate
CategoryPage
end
end
#
I have tried to track this bug with Aptana debugger on Windows.
I'm using Radiant 0.6.2 (gem) with WEBrick server on my development
machine.
The problem is: ResponseCache instance is not living during
whole server
lifespan. It is recreated on every page request.
Yes, the ResponseCache
Check your apache error log and see where it is looking to get load your
stylesheets from.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ouroz Ouroz
Sent: Friday, 6 July 2007 1:34 AM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject: [Radiant] Deploying
128MB is probably too little, unless you're planning on getting away with a
single mongrel running the site. If you include
imagemagick-based image manipulation of any kind, that 128MB might be pushing
it too.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
My preferred way to go about it is to use mongrel behind apache and following
instructions from
http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/docs/apache.html
But that's mainly because I feel very confortable with both mongrel and apache
and I tend to be installing on fairly hefty machines.
Fastcgi, a direct
From your trace, I'm guessing that the lock column isn't being initialized to
a default value of zero, and null values are screwing
it up.
What db are you using?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Ollivier Robert
Sent: Tuesday, 26
What are the core plans for a new image manager? I have one I wrote,
there is Sean's and then the Gallery extension, but it seems like
there should be some sort of official plugin. None these (mine for
sure!) are really ready for prime time or all they all that they
could be. This
We've went over a couple of options and for managability we've
decided on creating separate default page parts for each
language and
then overriding find_page_by_url in our extension to select
the right
content to render based upon the browser language type.
John implemented Ruby
Some more detail would help. If you're going to reference another message, it
would help if you replied to the same thread, and
regardless you should post your error message - 'the same issue' often isn't.
Have you created the database and configured your database.yml file correctly?
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Daniel Sheppard
Sent: Thursday, 31 May 2007 1:20 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject: Re: [Radiant] Installation issue
Some more detail would help. If you're going to reference
another message, it would help if you replied
Can you send your database.yml file?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Michael Williams
Sent: Thursday, 31 May 2007 2:17 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject: Re: [Radiant] Installation issue
My apologies. The issue I am
. . .upon running 'rake development db:migrate', I recieve:
I assume you meant
rake development db:bootstrap
Is that what you actually ran? or just rake db:bootstrap? did you have any
RAILS_ENV set?
Dan
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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
Daniel Sheppard wrote:
In the interests of sanity, lets pretend that radiant never had
a switch based on ActiveRecord::Base.connection.adapter_name.
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/447
Did this change preserve existing functionality?
Yes - all tests pass, and unless
IIRC, that 'extract' method that was removed was designed to
deal with sqlite3.
Yes, but it was only necessary because the original code was doing the search
in a platform specific way by relying on functions to
transform a date into a string and perform a string comparison. The new
app on top of the Radiant site. That is, I'm going to
(attempt to) use
Apache mod_rewrite to properly dispatch incoming URLs to the right
application: RadiantCMS or CustomRailsApp. I'm going to
attempt to make
the pages in the CustomRailsApp look like the pages found in Radiant.
I'm
child.parts should be an array
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Saji Njarackalazhikam Hameed
Sent: Wednesday, 16 May 2007 4:57 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject: Re: [Radiant] automated page building
Sean,
Thanks..
require 'config/environment'
parent = Page.find_by_url('/path/to/parent')
50.times do {|i|
child = Page.new
child.parent = parent
child.title = Page #{i}
child.breadcrumb = Page #{i}
child.slug = page-#{i}
body = PagePart.new
body.content =
The problem is that I cannot find a way to retrieve the value
of the 'id'
param in the code for tags which are placed in the called page.
I have tried the following (without success)
curId = params[:id]
curId = tag.locals.params[:id]
curId = tag.globals.params[:id]
curId =
Radiant is a no-fluff, open source content management
system designed for small teams.
Just wondering if the phrase designed for small teams implies any
limit for pages in Radiant. I am worried if I can use it for creating
heavy-duty web-sites, serving 10 of 1000's of pages.
designed for
s it possible to capture query parameters and use them inside tags?
For example if I have a URL like this
http://www.mysite.com/books?lang=it can I caputre the lang
parameter and
pass it to some tags?
Having a page made with to parts it and eng I could decide wiche
part show in a way
Search google for installation a rails app on apache. There's nothing special
about radiant.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Saji Njarackalazhikam Hameed
Sent: Monday, 14 May 2007 1:25 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject:
Yes, I have used it. In fact, I wrote that patch/extension. Are you
going to be at RailsConf? Maybe we can meet up and hack on some stuff.
No rails conf for me... Flights from Australia are a bit too expensive.
I think the main problem is that it changes the behaviour of an existing
method,
to the create_fixtures.
Sean
On 5/10/07, Daniel Sheppard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I have used it. In fact, I wrote that
patch/extension. Are you
going to be at RailsConf? Maybe we can meet up and hack
on some stuff.
No rails conf for me... Flights from Australia are a bit
too
Well, I got to talking to a Dreamhost rep, saying that my 'website' is
leaking memory badly. I found it hard to believe, but with my
site issues
steadily worsening, I checked out ps aux and logged some
rough stats. I
know my host kills when I get to a total of 200MB memory
usage, or
page_attributes is not sean's extension - it's not even an asset management
extension afaik.
You're after page_attachments:
http://seancribbs.com/svn/rails/plugins/extensions/page_attachments/
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Victor
If you're using my extension (from soxbox.no-ip.org), you need to install the
admin_parts extension also. Otherwise, can't help you.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew Gruner
Sent: Friday, 27 April 2007 5:27 PM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
I have the same issue here. Even with sqlite3-ruby 1.2.1. Any
solutions
yet?
radiant (0.6.0)
sqlite3-ruby (1.2.1)
sqlite 3.3.13
It's a rails issue - the version of rails that you're using is the most
important one. You should be running 1.2.3 (that's what
radiant ships with) but you
Thanks for your reply. Rails::VERSION::STRING from
script/console says
1.2.3. I'm using the rails version radiant ships with (no
vendor/rails).
In that case are you sure you're seeing the same problem?
What do you get when you run .schema in sqlite?
Dan.
In that case are you sure you're seeing the same problem?
What do you get when you run .schema in sqlite?
http://paste-bin.com/11503
I'm feeling pretty clueless here.
Looks like you're not running windows. The original bug was only (afaik)
experienced in windows. Maybe the bug still
In my instance, it doesn't show the changes I just made, it
shows the
changes that were made to the database (by someone else); the
changes
I made are lost.
Dan, do you have time to look into this? I'm no ruby/rails expert
yet, but I'm happy to help. I'm going to familiarize
Agreed - the only time when my users have ever had the need
for line breaks was when they were quoting lyrics/poetry, which is a
rare enough occurrence that bring is fine.
Sounds to me like a typical application of pre-formatted text pre.
Certainly, the default fixed width style would
If a page has been edited, it warns you of the problem, but it wipes
your changes and displays what is in the database. In my mind, it
should warn you, but not remove any change that you made.
It warns you, and displays the changes that you just made.. The changes are
there, it's just
I was sitting here thinking; While I will never be slashdotted (Or
similar violent surge scenarios), there is a good chance that while
Radiant gains traction, that someone somewhere will end up
being on the
blunt end of a slashdotting. Now, I've been brainstorming on
The wikipedia page
My users are constantly confused by putting breaks into
their text
and getting no breaks on the final page.
From a typographic point of view I don't see the need for line breaks,
but maybe you can fill me in.
Agreed - the only time when my users have ever had the need for line breaks
Your banner isn't displaying because you're using relative links.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Benjamin Minton
Sent: Monday, 16 April 2007 12:38 PM
To: Radiant
Subject: [Radiant] Missing Site Banner From Child Pages Radiant Mental
Using Radiant
You need a RewriteCond so that the awstats path doesn't get rewritten.
google awstats rails
http://forum.dreamhosters.com/troubleshooting/51061-Installing-Awstats-on-a-Rails-Site.htm
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Benjamin Minton
Sent: Thursday, 12
I'm not sure that I agree. My concern with Oliver's patch (which has
been suggested at least once before) is that it over complicates the
model. I'm a little leary of creating a complex inheritance heirarchy
for Radiant. Yes pages and images and redirects have URLs, but beyond
that they
Something I have missed in Radiant, since I have first used it
(pre-0.5), is a uniform representation of content. I
personally find the
Page model clever, but rather strict as online content is
rarely limited
to pages, page parts and layouts. A content management system
should be
able
You can do what many people do with Radiant in such cases:
use page parts.
Simply create a new page part named source and put
relevant information
there. After that you can render this information where and
when you see
fit.
Ok, I understood. But are there a way to make a new
I normally fix migration validation problems by supplying a basic
implementation within the migration itself - usually just
class Page ActiveRecord::Base
end
with maybe an association or two. Using the actual models for migrations tends
to lead to problems down the road.
_
From:
Just had my first instance of conflicting updates - I edited a page while
somebody else was editing it too without realising it -
luckily in this instance we were both trying to do the same thing, but this
could lead to data loss without warning.
Time for some big red flashing warning lights.
Restrict the pages tab to users with the dev role:
admin.tabs['Pages'].visibility = [:dev]
Dan.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Karl Doody
Sent: Monday, 19 March 2007 10:37 AM
To: radiant@lists.radiantcms.org
Subject: [Radiant]
(Note that I also had to have a custom index page so that it could
look at my custom file not found type).
Wouldn't something like this in core be better? (COMPLETELY UNTESTED)
- 8 -
Index: page.rb
===
---
I've taken the approach of having a separate table mapping urls to
page numbers and a file not found behaviour that performs
redirects for old mappings (I also trawl through my server
logs for
404s and correct any repeated spelling mistakes / truncations) -
I've left it as a
Are you sure that's what subclasses_of does? I know that
there's definitely a method on ActiveRecord::Base that
keeps track of
subclasses as their created - maybe it's called something
else - descendants maybe? - I can't remember, but I'm pretty sure it
exists.
lounge groggy #
Has anyone used Radiant to produce Atom feeds? If so what
code did you use?
I've got a Page type that exposes all the data needed for an atom feed.
http://soxbox.no-ip.org/radiant/svn/extensions/x_groggy/app/models/atom_page.rb
There's a few hard-coded things in there - Specifically in the
content type=htmlr:escape_htmlr:content //
r:escape_html/content
Your content tag should have mode=escaped if it's going to contain escaped
html.
Dan.
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Search:
Just a little hint for those with the same problem:
Most of the other authors on http://www.thegroggysquirrel.com/ write up their
articles in Microsoft Word before bringing them to the
site (so that they can spell/grammar check in a comfortable environment).
Problem is that when it comes to
Just had a little bit of a poke around in their demo site. What ideas are you
thinking we should borrow?
On 2/26/07, Nathan Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm hoping that someone makes an asset manager that's so well thought out
and executed that John looks at it and says Damn, we've got to
I checked in a change last night
(http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/348) to make cached
responses send out a 'Last-Modified' header and send back a 304 if the
'If-Modified-Since' header is set on the request. I wasn't expecting it
to really achieve much saving on pages with just 5 minute
Right. Caching the complete url in the database would help,
but would
not work in all cases, i.e. virtual pages that represent
multiple urls.
Perhaps we should try this and get some metrics?
I was thinking that there would be a Page#calculate_urls method that
would by default just
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