On 6/5/07, Oliver Baltzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 05/06/07 01:23 PM, Keith Bingman was heard to say:
> > 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 plugi
My biggest gripe with most online photo management apps is that even
if you have access to the server via FTP, you must individually
select each file to upload. I can see Radiant excelling in this
capacity with well designed rake tasks for whatever image extension
takes the lead in this ca
Just to add: in the context of the broader discussion, I'd agree that
Radiant needs a stable plugin for basic image handling.
For my own needs, the Gallery Extension, with the cropping feature in
my previous message, would cover most situations.
*DN
>> What are the core plans for a new i
Dan,
I'm thrilled to see "image manipulation" as one of your planned
features. Can I put in a specific request -- acknowledging that, as
you said, this is moving slowly?
I've been hunting for a way to control thumbnail generation from
within a gallery or asset management tool, and so far I
> 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. Th
On 05/06/07 01:23 PM, Keith Bingman was heard to say:
> 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.
There is also the approach of abstracting the conten
The scope of 0.7 has not changed, but we have a lot of enhancements yet
to do to 0.6, IMO. One major thing is the discovery and installation of
extensions, half of which I wrote at RailsConf.
Asset management is an issue that I think everyone wants a different
solution for. I primarily wanted
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 seems t
Yes, they are. A layout is never rendered without an associated page,
so all the tags within a layout refer to that page when applicable.
Sean
David Minor wrote:
> On Jun 5, 2007, at 9:05 AM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
>
>
>> Your only option with page attachments for site-wide images is to
>> att
On Jun 5, 2007, at 9:05 AM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
> Your only option with page attachments for site-wide images is to
> attach
> them to the root page. The current method for finding attachments
> is to
> search the current page and then the parent pages recursively.
>
> Sean
that's a cool tric
Johan Rönnblom wrote:
> Hi again
>
> I've followed the discussion about using page attachments for images with
> great interest, and finally we got it working too. However, because you can't
> reference attachments from snippets or layouts, this doesn't really seem like
> a good solution for ima
Andrea Franz wrote:
> I use Gallery extension to do that...I usually create a gallery
> called Layout and I set it as hidden, so it doesn't appear in the
> galleries list page.
Ok. It seems the Gallery extension relies on having a lot of stuff installed
though. Presumably the web root is in p
Il giorno 05/giu/07, alle ore 09:46, Johan Rönnblom ha scritto:
> Hi again
>
> I've followed the discussion about using page attachments for
> images with great interest, and finally we got it working too.
> However, because you can't reference attachments from snippets or
> layouts, this d
Hi again
I've followed the discussion about using page attachments for images with great
interest, and finally we got it working too. However, because you can't
reference attachments from snippets or layouts, this doesn't really seem like a
good solution for images that reoccur throughout a web
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