4) If you want to run the extension tests, make sure to run 'rake
db:test:prepare' before you begin.
Cheers!
Sean
On 10/1/07, Bartek Rogoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sean Cribbs wrote:
> > I just finished a "content scheduling" extension for Digital Pulp.
>
I just finished a "content scheduling" extension for Digital Pulp.
I'll see about packaging it up if you like.
Sean
On 10/1/07, Mathieu Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> +-le 01.10.2007 16:34:59 +0200, Bartek Rogoz a dit :
> | Hi all,
> |
> | I was just thinking of adding date published attribu
I don't see the tutorial you are talking about. Link, please?
Sean
On 10/1/07, Artur Baldyga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "It is important to note that your Radiant instance MUST define the
> models you plan on accessing." This is sentence from this extension's
> tutorial. But what exactly I hav
On 9/30/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, those tabs use static urls. We'll be looking into
> fixing this in the future.
>
> Sean
>
> On 9/30/07, Damonica Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello...I'm pretty new to a
Unfortunately, those tabs use static urls. We'll be looking into
fixing this in the future.
Sean
On 9/30/07, Damonica Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello...I'm pretty new to all this but I'll try to make sense and use
> the right terminology. Anyway, so I've installed radiant fine and
> cr
Thank you, I will fix that right away. It happened on several other
actions as well.
Sean
On 9/29/07, T. Papp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I get an error when adding a page part. Even with a fresh install from
> the trunk. Can someone confirm this?
>
> Output: http://pastie.caboo.se/102145.txt
>
d, so it's not
> ActiveResource-compatible. It would be great though, to rewrite it and
> make it RESTful in the future, but currently I don't have the time. Is
> there another way to achieve what I'm looking for?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jorge.
>
> On 9/27/07, Sean Cribbs <
Jorge,
If your app is ActiveResource-compatible, that might be an easy way to
integrate them.
Sean
On 9/27/07, jorge santiago <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have radiant running my website and would like to use some models
> and functions from another rails app running in the same server
Yes, very nicely done on both!
Sean
On 9/27/07, Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mailing wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Just thought I'd announce two new Radiant sites to the list:
> >
> > www.grooveonline.co.uk
> > www.timber-build.com
> >
> > I'd love to hear some comments from anyone?
Joyent ported Radiant to Slingshot, which is a way to run Rails apps
offline and update the online version when connecting. You might look
into that if you can't use the web interface all the time.
Of course, there's always the option of writing a new extension.
Sean
On 9/26/07, Oli <[EMAIL PR
s seem to focus on dynamic menus built on
> > multiple levels of related pages. Or maybe I'm looking at them wrong... Do
> > you have any hints/tips on using it?
> >
> > Anyway, my major focus is going to be simplicity and efficiency. I don't
> > want to put up a huge
I used to recommend the tag, but nowadays, I'm thinking
body-ids combined with some dynamic CSS might work best. I might do
something like this in the layout:
Then in a separate (Radiant-stored) stylesheet, I would do something like this:
Then in the snippet named "page_menu_highlight":
Depends on what you need. The "Subscriber" extension provides access
to certain pages via authentication. I think there are others out
there as well.
Sean
On 9/25/07, Artur Baldyga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is in radiant any extension which provide some login system??
> --
> Posted via http:/
I'll talk to John about it. He may have some goals for the point release.
Sean
On 9/25/07, Damien McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sep 24, 2007, at 3:18 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
> > Thanks again, Keith. A lot of the template code was copied wholesale
> > from
Awesome, Mohit! Best of luck to you!
Sean
On 9/25/07, Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On behalf of the Singapore Ruby brigade, I'm forwarding this to the
> Radiant mailing list.
>
> I'll be doing a very brief introduction to Radiant at this talk. So, if
> any of you are in Singapor
Thanks again, Keith. A lot of the template code was copied wholesale
from facets, which was slightly out of date. Fixed.
Sean
Keith Bingman wrote:
>> I ran into that error earlier. I thought I had committed the fix, but
>> I'll do it asap. Thanks for the heads up.
>>
>
> Sean,
>
> I foun
I ran into that error earlier. I thought I had committed the fix, but
I'll do it asap. Thanks for the heads up.
Sean
Keith Bingman wrote:
> Ideally, no extension would alter the other views, but for most
> situations this isn't practical. I thinks the shards extension is
> actually a very
Keymone wrote:
> Hi everybody.
>
> just few thoughts on this subject.
> maybe everything can be much more simple?
>
> i understand that it is very cool when you install extension and yore
> administrative part is full of new buttons and toys to play with but why
> exactly do we need it in this way?
Unless your hosting provider or web server has a limit on the POST
size, it should allow attachments up to 10MB in size. Could you give
some information about your hosting solution?
Sean
On 9/22/07, Nick Mr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have radiant installed, with rmagick and page_attachments
Glenn,
Yes, but if we're consistently getting these stats, it's enough to
handle a Slashdot attack on a single process, potentially. The primary
advantage of keeping Radiant's custom cache is to provide more control
over the response headers and the expiration of content.
Daniel, thanks for t
One of the "most requested" features for Radiant is to be able to reuse
layouts in your standard Rails controllers. Well, it's here!
With the help of John, I was able to write this extension from scratch
today, and it is pretty well tested. I invite you to try it out and
give me your feedback
Yes, yes, but _for now_, one should do as I suggested. ;)
Sean
Mark de Haan wrote:
> Or perhaps implement patch 525? ;) ;)
>
> Greetings,
>
> Mark
>
>
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Sean Cribbs
> Ver
One caveat about this extension I must tell you about is that it may
require to be loaded first. When you do a checkout, export, or
externals, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you prepend the directory with 00_ or the
like so it comes lexically first in the directory structure.
Cheers,
Sean
___
It's been a long time coming, but here it is.
** The facets branch functionality is now available as an extension! **
http://dev.radiantcms.org/svn/radiant/trunk/extensions/shards
The latest contract I've been working on is using Radiant, and they
needed this functionality. The extension will
Shawn,
Make sure it's a child of the homepage and is "Published". That should
do the trick.
Thank you for updating the wiki. It takes a community to keep that
accurate, and we appreciate any contributions you make.
Sean
Shawn Oster wrote:
> I'm attempting to get a custom 404 page going and
Earl,
The wiki is publicly editable, just create an account and edit it.
Sean
Earl Chew wrote:
> The wiki page on extensions (http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Extensions) says to
> use:
>
> $ rake db:migrate:extensions
> when installing extensions. Some extensions also require something like:
>
> $ r
ome
> type? I'm still getting familiar with the Radiant terms and don't quite
> know where everything goes.
>
> Thanx!
> Richard
>
> On 9/14/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Richard,
>>
>> Radiant does sound like a goo
Richard,
Radiant does sound like a good fit. Simply because a lot of people use
it for blog software doesn't mean it has to be that. Take a look at the
various sites linked from the wiki page called RadiantUsers. There's a
lot of sites that use the built-in templates (or modified versions) b
See, this is why it's awesome to have a performance guru on the core
team. Thank you for clearing up some misunderstandings of mine.
Loren, if we assume that 500,000 unique visitors in a month and every
one of them requested only 1 page, that would still only be 0.19
requests per second. It w
Loren,
As Aitor suggests, it sounds like this site could really use some
caching that reminisces of Rails' page caching model.
In a non-Radiant site I have worked on recently, the entire public site
is page-cached, but each page takes a long time to generate (lots of
data, averaging 3 sec/page
Extensions are the "Right way" of doing it. Simply because an extension
offers more doesn't mean you need to use it all. Note the markdown and
textile filter extensions that are included in the standard
distribution. They don't do anything but define text filters.
That said, you could write
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 sim
You don't have to use the tag for everything. Instead
you could do something like this:
class="active">Home
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 on with four main sections. The client
> wants '
Jeroen,
Please put the patch in a ticket on Trac.
Sean
On 9/10/07, Jeroen Janssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry,
>
> I accidently made a mistake when attributing the fixes. Attached is an
> updated patch.
>
> Note to myself: the committer isn't always the one who provided the
> fix (see bug
Interesting problem. No, the language-redirect behavior/extension
reads the preferred language sent by your browser and sends the user
to a whole different subsite based on that language. Multiple
language support in Radiant is still very nascent; we'd love to hear
some ideas or see some unique s
The multiple-parts strategy is probably the easiest way to do it. I'm
about to start on a custom Radiant-based project and I have some ideas
brewing about this problem. Of course, the page/content template idea
in the page-attributes fork/tweak is a wonderful strategy, if you can
get it to work.
Your other option is this tag definition:
tag "unless_self" do |tag|
tag.expand unless tag.globals.actual_page == tag.locals.page
end
Sean
Aitor Garay-Romero wrote:
> Back door extension to the rescue:
>
>
> <% page = tags.locals.page
> parent = page.parent
>
has been a pain-point for a long time. There was some
discussion a month or two ago about how to change it. I doubt it will
stay the same for very much longer.
Sean
Andrea Otto wrote:
> Thanks Aitor!
>
>
> I understood why it didn't work! But has the same
> problem: I can't build url list
Some hosting services have problems with image_science. I had to use
RMagick on Textdrive when I still had my website there.
Sean
Andrea Otto wrote:
> Perfect... this is a working solution! I don't know why, but
> imagescience and imagemagick gems aren't full functional...
>
> with rmagick it
Jeroen,
There is somewhere in the code a test suite being included. It's a
lingering problem that I'll look into tomorrow and going forward.
Sean
Jeroen Janssen wrote:
> Hmm..
>
> Apparently this is introduced in radiant 0.6.2 because I get the
> following output:
>
> [~]# ./radiant-0.6.1/publ
IIRC, I left open a hook to add your own models. I didn't put this hook
in page_attachments because I couldn't be sure anyone was going to use
import_export. Also consider that import_export is half-baked, too.
I'm of a mind to rewrite it as Rake tasks with dependencies.
Sean
Will Green wro
Hmm... that /is/ strange. You said FCGI, but are you using Apache,
lighttpd, nginx, Litespeed? I'm wondering if it has to do with the
environment established by the webserver. Also, have you tried running:
ruby public/dispatch.fcgi
If you get a 500 error and not an error stacktrace, your FCG
f possible, run this as your FCGI user:
irb -rubygems
>> require 'image_science'
>> ImageScience
If it worked, you should get no error.
Sean
Andrea Otto wrote:
> Sean Cribbs wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Andrea. That email wasn't directed at you specifically, b
Thanks, Andrea. That email wasn't directed at you specifically, but
thank you.
For #7, production.log and fastcgi.crash.log if available. A pastie
would be best (http://pastie.caboo.se).
Sean
> 1) last version of both Radiant (0.6.2) and ruby (1.8.6)
> 2) I don't froze radiant because is the
Everyone,
Please, when you post a problem with page_attachments or any other
extension, please provide as much information as possible. These can
include:
1) Which version of Radiant and Ruby you are using
2) Whether you froze Radiant or not, and to what
3) Any other gems or libraries you have
way the page_attachments folder and I'm back in
> business using Litespeed. So Litespeed server definitely doesn't
> like something about page_attachments.
> I tried upgrading Litespeed and ruby-lsapi gem to the latest and that
> didn't do it for page_attachments
Do you have any other extensions installed? Do you have ImageScience,
MiniMagick or RMagick?
Sean
Chris Dwan wrote:
> Actually, the site didn't stop working entirely. It works fine under
> WEBrick. It just stopped working under Litespeed. Nothing is showing
> in the production.log at all.
Have you tried wrapping the code in a CDATA tag? Textile might ignore that.
Sean
Jonathan Métillon wrote:
>>> On /Mon Aug 27 15:55:56 GMT 2007/, *Andrew Bloom* wrote:
>>>
>>> if you are using textile you can either disable it, or wrap the
>>> content that shouldnt be processed in ...
>>> b
I've been having similar trouble on a
>> Dreamhost installation.
>>
>> I've also had trouble installing from gems, so maybe looking into
>> compiling them myself is the answer...
>>
>> *DN
>>
>> On Aug 25, 2007, at 12:40 PM, Sean Cribbs
s.parts.create(
>:content=> "Now for floods and droughts",
>:name => "body"
>)
> floods.update
> #
>
> saji
>
>
>
> * Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-08-28
Everyone,
If you want to post to or respond to a message on the core/dev list (the
one hosted at Google Groups), please become a member via the web
interface. This will keep your messages from being moderated by the
automatic filter. Thanks!
Sean
_
ain.
Sean
Bryan Hackett wrote:
> Sean Cribbs wrote:
>
>> Have you tried installing on your local machine? If you can, this would
>> give us a better idea of what to look for. Otherwise, could you put
>> your production log in a pastie?
>>
>> Sean
>>
Dave,
That rocks!
Sean
Dave Minor wrote:
> and it's no small potato blog site. Check out the release info on
> Rosetta Stone's new radiant powered site:
>
> http://blog.lathi.net/articles/2007/08/28/new-radiant-website
>
> Good job Radiant!
> ___
>
Saji,
You might try using "create" instead of "build". In that case, it could
look like this:
parent = Page.find_by_url('/services/news')
child = parent.children.create(:title => "Floods", :breadcrumb =>
"Floods", :slug => "floods")
child.parts.create(:name => "body", :content => "This is a pag
Dylan,
You're on the right track with that. Radiant pages do not use
ActionView. I would see if you can mix the CalendarHelper into your tag
module instead of ActionView::Base and use it from inside a tag definition.
Sean
Dylan Nichols wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've built a simple events extension tha
Have you tried installing on your local machine? If you can, this would
give us a better idea of what to look for. Otherwise, could you put
your production log in a pastie?
Sean
Bryan Ha wrote:
> I have added the External RSS and Event Calendars extensions. Both
> extensions add a tab to the
Ryan,
You can do this with the reorder extension, but IIRC it is somewhat
experimental.
Sean
Ryan Grow wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am developing a radiant powered web site for a class that I am going
> to teach that initially has three levels of pages in the parent-child
> hierarchy, the home page, less
David,
Permissions might be one issue. You might also see what their policy is
on HTTP file uploads, if they have a limit, etc. My other guess is that
you might need to install rmagick or image_science or mini-magick in
your own gem directory because page_attachments needs at least one of
th
That wholly depends on which approach you want to take... filter the
whole part, just process a piece of it, or do it after the fact.
If you want to filter the whole part, take a look at the built-in
Markdown and Textile filters. They take a very simple approach, which
is to take the rendered
Thank you Travis. Can you put this in as a patch in the Trac?
Sean
Travis Bell wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Just noticed on the Markdown reference page, it has the syntax for H1
> and H2's reversed.
>
>
> Heading 1
> --
>
> That will actually render an H2 tag, not an H1. LIke wise for th
What database are you using?
Sean
Jimmy Soho wrote:
>> Hard to tell much from that, can you run the rake task again with "--
>> trace" on it to get a full output?
>>
>
>
> See below.
>
> It doesn't seem to provide much more useful info.. the reason rake aborts is
> because the column filter_
;] = true
> end
>end
>@my_roles["#{possible_role.role_name.underscore}"] || admin?
> end
>end
> end
>
>
> On Aug 21, 2007, at 9:51 AM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
>
>
>> Paul,
>>
>> It should be easy to add a new role
Paul,
It should be easy to add a new role(s) for this if you have only
role-specific permissions and nothing more granular than that. Just
create an extension that modifies the User model (in the database and in
the code), providing methods in the manner of "finance?" or
"public_relations?" t
Glad you got it working, sounds cool!
What I would suggest to alleviate your conflicts with
ApplicationController and ApplicationHelper is to extract your
differences into modules that you can store in an extension and include
into each of those classes at activation time. This will allow
Ra
Please submit a patch to the Trac and we'll get it fixed up right away.
Sean
Andrew Bloom wrote:
> I found a small bug in the rake task for the mailer extension.
>
> The email.js file is actually in public/javascripts, not just public.
> Easy mistake and a simple fix.
>
The 'mental' branch became trunk with 0.6.0. The correct URL is:
http://dev.radiantcms.org/svn/radiant/trunk/extensions/mailer
Sean
Ben Minton wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I just tried to install the 'mailer' extension using the instructions
> located at =>
>
> http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Extensions
>
The navigation tag doesn't operate in the context of a given page, only
with respect to the title and url given in the urls attribute. So
essentially, you don't have access to the pages directly.
Sean
Andrew Bloom wrote:
> I am currently working on a site with a rather convoluted navigation
Damien McKenna wrote:
> So the facets-lite wasn't for the pages view? I just found it by
> searching trac for "facets".
>
>
Facets-lite was only for the page _editing_ interface, not the main
sitemap view.
> What were the original goals of the project? How were you intending it
> would work?
Damien,
> I see there's a "facets-lite" in the mental branch:
> * how stable is it?
>
It's pretty stable, actually. That's mostly because it's trivial -- you
can only add to the meta area and the area above the buttons. I don't
see it persisting however, once we get more flexibility.
> * cou
I just fixed the bug with inside . Please
feel free to run the unit tests to verify that it works.
Sean
Mailing wrote:
> Did anyone manage to get the page attachments extension working to cycle
> through using :each??
> ___
> Radiant mailing list
>
Virtual pages potentially respond to more than one URL. The
quintessential cases are the FileNotFoundPage (when a page is not found,
i.e. 404) and the ArchiveXXXPage (for dynamic year, month, day
archives). They usually require a parent page to define when they will
be used instead of a regul
> Thanks for the reply, Sean. I'm sure that the second one can be
> modeled directly on your (excelent) LinkRoll extension tutorial. The
> concept is quite similar. As for the first one, umm, I need to look
> up on filters again - since I've spent some time with extensions,
> admittedly an
Glenn,
Facets is definitely "experimental". From time to time since I created
it, people have asked when it will be merged back, but the only answer I
can give is "when it's ready". The branch was mostly a proof-of-concept
and is not ready for production. There are many things I'd like to
r
> 1. Automatically create links for URL.
> I'd like to be able to type in http://example.org or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> and have a link created to it. If I use Textile, I need to do this as
> "http://example.org":http://example.org - just wondering if there's a
> tag I can use (else, I think I sho
ge it, but not using the Gibberish translations. Very
> weird. Any ideas?
>
> On Aug 10, 2007, at 8:33 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
>
>
>> http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/branches/jargon/radiant/
>> lib/radiant/initializer.rb#L54
>>
>> Tha
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/branches/jargon/radiant/lib/radiant/initializer.rb#L54
That should be what you're looking for.
Sean
Keith Bingman wrote:
> Wow. Very nice.
>
> One thing, and I have been meaning to ask this since I started trying
> to add Gibberish, where can we change
I have yet to reproduce this error; like you say, there must be some
difference between the two setups. Of course, it's been my opinion for
a while that having the /admin namespace is not necessary in an
extension since you can define the route prefix. To each his own.
Sean
Keith Bingman wro
oes not telling you anything if something goes wrong. try after
> require 'image_science' put
>
>>> ImageScience
>>>
> if you will see uninitialized constant ImageScience then gem requirement
> failed for some reasons.
>
> On 8/9/07, Sean Cribbs <[
Login to your account and try this:
$ irb -rubygems
>> require 'image_science'
See if that produces an error. If it does, contact your administrator.
Sean
David Piehler wrote:
> David Piehler wrote:
>
>> I just switched from Radiant 0.6.1 full-install to Radiant 0.6.2 on gem.
>> Locally ev
Deactivation is a feature that is very lacking in page_attachments. I
apologize for this. Essentially, it does nothing right now, but
reactivating does the initialization again! So you'll keep getting
attachments sections added to the edit page.
Sean
David Piehler wrote:
> Running 0.6.2 on g
Feel free to modify the form however you need to. The only
requirement is that there be one field named "q", I believe, which
contains the search query. You can add any submit buttons, image
submits, etc, to your liking.
Sean
On 8/8/07, Sharon Clift <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Sean,
>
>
o 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
> appears to do). Is there a simple way to modify my code so that it will
> import non-radiant radius tags?
>
> On 8
Micah,
Feel free to rip the controller code from the page_preview extension
that I wrote for the facets branch. The code is here:
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/branches/facets/extensions/page_preview/lib/preview_controller_extensions.rb
This module is included into the admin/page c
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..:
>
>
>
> and it would generate html list, like
The context inside the 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:
Hope that helps!
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
> Thanks Sean,
>
> I have created a search page which let me see the tags, however while
> the search
> Basically, I have an after_save filter that gets called when you try to
> save the page. All I need to figure out now is how to get the page ID
> of the record that was just saved, and more importantly, the parameters
> that were entered into the partial added to the new and edit page.
>
>
Giovanni,
import_export was just one of those weekend proof-of-concept things; I'm
surprised to see anyone using it seriously. Any patches you can
contribute would be awesome. At some point we will need a robust
import/export system for Radiant anyway, and it would be easiest just to
fold it
David,
Make sure the public and tmp directories are writeable by the webserver
or FCGI process; it may be unable to save the temporary file to resize it.
Sean
David Piehler wrote:
> I just switched from Radiant 0.6.1 full-install to Radiant 0.6.2 on gem.
> Locally everything worked fine, but on
quot; AND a "Search our blog" type search (or
> search our press room, etc.). I would also love to know how to add
> live search, as it is a powerful feature, but how to get the plugin
> working with live search is a little beyond my current knowledge.
> -
Sharon,
You need to make a page of the type "Search" that will do the processing
for you. When editing that page, you should be able to see information
about the tags, IIRC. If there is no information there, let me know and
I will go back and add documentation.
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
> I
Everyone,
I have fixed the problem with the tag that you were
all experiencing. One would think that having written at least a dozen
iterators for various extensions that I would remember this small
concept that I missed. My apologies. You may have seen a "#" in the
output, but that was ju
James,
As always, awesome work!
Sean
James MacAulay wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We have a completely new brochure site for Shopify which I'd like to
> shamelessly plug:
>
> http://shopify.info
>
> ...which is of course, like the old shopify.com, built with the
> incomparable Radiant :)
>
> One nift
can give me a pointer as to where to look in the page_attachment
> extension for how it's using the "facets lite" I'll attempt to fix up
> tiny_mce to play nicely. Seems the original owner has since switched to
> mephisto and not sure he's still maintaining it.
&g
page_attachments does not override the edit.rhtml, it uses the built-in
facilities (aka "facets lite") for inserting partials above the
buttons. However you would be correct in pointing out that overriding
edit.rhtml (probably what tiny_mce does) would break page_attachments.
Sean
Keymone wro
If it's the exact same error, then you didn't get the latest update.
Notice that the terms in the ORDER BY clause are transposed; I fixed
that in that in the latest revision. It should read "id asc".
Sean
Mailing wrote:
> Just tried that but I get the same error? Any i
eas??
>
> *Mysql::Error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual
> that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to
> use near 'asc id' at line 1: SELECT * FROM page_attachments WHERE
> (page_attachments.page_id = 8) ORDER BY asc id*
&g
Keith,
I quietly added that feature the other day. It is kind of untested.
However, because of the assignment of tag.locals.attachment inside the
loop, it should work properly, but only for the current page. It will
not cascade to parent pages. Here's a snippet of how it should work:
-
You could also directly edit the CSS in the public/stylesheets directory
to fit your needs. If you want to change the actual elements in the
page, you might have to override parts of the templates.
Sean
James Thompson wrote:
> I have an extension that I've developed for doing just this. I am
The jargon branch now supports language files loaded from the gem or
vendor/radiant, extensions, and the local Radiant project. Many thanks
to Chris Wanstrath for accepting my patch to Gibberish!
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/470
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/471
To
Keymone wrote:
> Hello!
>
> how do i freeze radiant application to jargon branch?
>
>
rake radiant:freeze:edge BRANCH=jargon
I'll be making some changes to the branch today, by the way. I got a
patch to Gibberish accepted that obviates the need for the
extension_languages extension.
Sean
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