Ben Still wrote:
Hi everyone,
we've found the cause of the timeouts we were having when leaving a
page open for too long. It turned out to be a memcache setting in
production.rb
config.action_controller.session_store = :mem_cache_store
ActionController::Base.session_options[:expires] = 1800
Hi everyone,
we've found the cause of the timeouts we were having when leaving a page
open for too long. It turned out to be a memcache setting in production.rb
config.action_controller.session_store = :mem_cache_store
ActionController::Base.session_options[:expires] = 1800
I was going to add
John Laudun wrote:
On 2008-08-18, at 12:00 , mohit wrote:
I'm going to get a really bad name for this
No, Mohit, as a noob who hangs on with the barest of his fingertips
through most of these discussions, I can assure that your efforts are
much appreciated. I'm still on board for proofing
On 2008-08-18, at 12:00 , mohit wrote:
I'm going to get a really bad name for this
No, Mohit, as a noob who hangs on with the barest of his fingertips
through most of these discussions, I can assure that your efforts are
much appreciated. I'm still on board for proofing and trying things
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Hi Mohit,
Will this do?
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/index_sitemap_column_headers_error
Jeff
Done! Thanks :)
Cheers,
Mohit.
8/19/2008 | 1:54 AM.
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Mohit, Jim:
many thanks for your answers. I already had a start-up installation of
radiant (styled blog) up and running, so I did run the rake
db:bootstrap task, but I guess I ran it against the development
database while I was running the server in production mode. I ran
db:bootstrap again, sacri
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Hi Mohit,
Will this do?
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/index_sitemap_column_headers_error
Just read it, Jeff - thanks a lot! I'm just going to add one thing to
it when I get the chance.. I think we should mention that this is most
likely to apply when migrating from a sit
Hi Mohit,
Will this do?
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/index_sitemap_column_headers_error
Jeff
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Many thanks Sean
That did it, I thought shards was an integral part of radiant which
is why I didn't think to remove it.
Jeff
I'm going to get a really
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
While I haven't used that extension before (though I think I would
like to), I just checked the tables in my radiant instance's database
and there's a table called extension_meta. Any chance you haven't yet
done rake production db:migrate or are trying to apply the migra
Gabrio Serbelloni wrote:
Hello.
When installing the database form extension, I get the following
error: http://pastie.org/255037
Any help will be appreciated in solving it.
I'm using the latest radiant version.
Thanks in advance.
Gabrio
Hi Gabrio
While I haven't used that extension before (tho
On Aug 18, 2008, at 12:54 PM, Gabrio Serbelloni wrote:
Hello.
When installing the database form extension, I get the following
error: http://pastie.org/255037
Any help will be appreciated in solving it.
I'm using the latest radiant version.
Thanks in advance.
Gabrio
It's complaining that your
Hello.
When installing the database form extension, I get the following
error: http://pastie.org/255037
Any help will be appreciated in solving it.
I'm using the latest radiant version.
Thanks in advance.
Gabrio
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Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Many thanks Sean
That did it, I thought shards was an integral part of radiant which is
why I didn't think to remove it.
Jeff
I'm going to get a really bad name for this (regular readers know what
to expect), but Jeff, is there any chance that I could urge you to put
Many thanks Sean
That did it, I thought shards was an integral part of radiant which is
why I didn't think to remove it.
Jeff
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Jeff,
Do you have the 'shards' extension installed? If so, remove it and you
should be fine.
Sean
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Hi all,
I recently
Deal. It's the least I can do for such a great CMS and a great
extension. I will try to get to this today.
Jamey
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jamey Cribbs wrote:
>>
>> Just wanted to publicly thank Chris Parrish for the Styles 'n Scripts
>> ext
Jamey Cribbs wrote:
Just wanted to publicly thank Chris Parrish for the Styles 'n Scripts
extension. I have been wanting to try this extension for a while, so,
over the weekend, I upgraded one of my radiant apps to 0.6.9 and
installed the extension. Very nice! It's great to be able to make a
m
Do you have any extensions installed that alter the page index?
On Aug 18, 2008, at 6:40 AM, Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Hi all,
I recently upgraded to 0.6.9 gem. Ran the migrations and update
scripts. Everything works except the "page" admin page which
displays the following:
Pages
`index_si
Just wanted to publicly thank Chris Parrish for the Styles 'n Scripts
extension. I have been wanting to try this extension for a while, so,
over the weekend, I upgraded one of my radiant apps to 0.6.9 and
installed the extension. Very nice! It's great to be able to make a
minor change to the sit
Jeff,
Do you have the 'shards' extension installed? If so, remove it and you
should be fine.
Sean
Jeffrey Jones wrote:
Hi all,
I recently upgraded to 0.6.9 gem. Ran the migrations and update
scripts. Everything works except the "page" admin page which displays
the following:
Pages
`in
Hi all,
I recently upgraded to 0.6.9 gem. Ran the migrations and update scripts.
Everything works except the "page" admin page which displays the following:
Pages
`index_sitemap_column_headers' default partial not found!
As this is a radiant error there is nothing in the logs that can help.
Hamish Rickerby wrote:
I personally am looking for a way to package plugins as part of an
extension, rather than having to pull them out separately, so that the
extension is completely self contained. Anyone know how to do that?
::: hamish rickerby :::
http://glimmerdesign.com
Hamish,
I th
I would like to accomplish the same functionality and also it looks
that not everything works if I pull it directly. I've tried pulling
http://topfunky.net/svn/plugins/calendar_helper/ so that I could use
it in one of my extensions, but radiant can not see the generators
that plugin should add to t
Hi,
You can pull the plugins out directly with SVN or GIT into the
vendor/plugins directory.
eg.
git clone git://github.com/technoweenie/attachment_fu.git
vendor/extensions/page_attachments/vendor/plugins/attachment_fu
I personally am looking for a way to package plugins as part of an
extension
Hello,
I was unable to find any documentation over google how I could install
and use rails plugin with my radiant extension. In radiant's /script
directory there's no 'plugin' executable to launch install command and
that's where my ideas how to do that end.
Thank you in advance
Thanks, Mohit.
I enjoy writing technical tutorials, and the V article is in fact
taken directly from a project I am currently working on - I learned
and documented as I worked my way through constructing the page. This
also made me aware that the shards/regions features of Radiant really
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