try putting this in between your r:mailer:form tags..
r:mailer:hidden name=subject value=Your subject here! /
works for me, not sure why it doesnt the other way..
On 1/26/07, Oliver Coningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I mean it's not really a major problem as such in the grand schemes of
Hi BJ,
Just out of interest, does it work under development mode on the same server?
I was having a similar issue, where it works fine in dev mode, but not
in production mode. I havent managed to get t resolved yet..
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/91276#180017
On 1/11/07, BJ Clark [EMAIL
Hi guys,
I'm having trouble getting the mailer_behaviour to send under the
production environment, when it works fine under the development
environment. all it does is load the same mailer page again, instead
of going to the thankyou page. it doesnt show any errors on the page
or in the
Hi guys,
Regarding the mailer_behaviour, does anyone know how to deal with
checkboxes properly?
I can insert them fine:
r:mailer:checkbox name=checkered /
...but when i try to access the value of them in my email_html part:
r:mailer:get name=checkered /
...it returns nothing...
if i dont
not to worry, i figured it out myself... set a value on the element, dummy!
cheers,
michael
On 12/12/06, Michael Roper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
Regarding the mailer_behaviour, does anyone know how to deal with
checkboxes properly?
I can insert them fine:
r:mailer:checkbox name
Hi guys,
It is possible to access GET parameters passed in the url of a Radiant page?
For example, I'm making a contact page, and instead of making multiple
enquiry forms (sales, support, general, etc), it would be good if i
could pass a url like '/contact/?type=sales' and then programatically
would be to create child pages of your
Contact page called sales, support, or whatever. Then only the
page that processes the submission of the form would need a behavior,
and your contact pages wouldn't need to respond to GET params.
Cheers,
Sean Cribbs
seancribbs.com
Michael Roper wrote
Hey guys,
Just wondering if anyone can give me some recommendations + pointers
on the best way to get Rails and Radiant running on a clients new
webserver. I'm fairly new to the rails stuff, this Radiant site is the
first thing I've done with rails, so I'm a bit of a noob when it
comes to
Hi Jamie,
My list of rates has 550+ countries, and I have to import them again
every time I get an updated list... having them as Radiant pages may
get a bit unmanagable... =]
cheers,
michael
On 10/16/06, Jamie Wilkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the reply Chris, but I'm not
Hi Loren,
I have also had a similar problem since upgrading Locomotive over the
weekend...
I'm not sure what the exact problem is, but it seems to have something
to do with the default server in Locomotive being changed to Mongrel
instead of Lighttpd...
I got around the problem by putting
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