OK, guys. I gave in to the hype about paperclipped, about how it will
make my whites whiter and make my food taste better and all that jazz.
Weeel, I need to get rid of page_attachments first, so I did, and
now my site won't start back up.
The process:
1) ssh into server and migrate page_atta
The typical way is to use . This snippet should do what
you like:
/>
class="here">
Unfortunately, it won't let you add the "last" class, but you could add
that with JavaScript pretty easily. If you're using Prototype:
document.observe("dom:loaded", function(){
$$('li:last-child').i
I have this as my menu.
I need to identify which is the current page so I can set the
class="here"
How can I do that ?
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On 29 Aug 2008, at 20:35, Chuck Barr wrote:
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Haml has been included in Radiant since 0.6.7. We need to remove it
from the sass_filter extension.
Sean
I realize there's potential confusion for the new user but sass_filter
should come stock like textile or markdown.
+1
D
Christopher Dwan wrote:
*There is a Need: Sorting the piles of extensions*
We need a better way to sort through the piles of extensions that are
cropping up. The wiki isn't cutting it and announcements on the
mailing list don't quite cut it..
*snip*
*A Dream Died (almost)*
Well, radiantext
The extension I'm working on requires restful_authentication and I've
currently got it in /vendor/plugins. I'd rather include the whole
thing in my extension.
Is there any kind of 'etiquette' associated with that?
Can I just dump it into /vendor/extensions/my_extension/vendor/plugins
and
On 29-Aug-08, at 12:45 PM, Marty Haught wrote:
Hi Chris,
I believe there's already something in the works for this exact sort
of thing. I'm not sure of its status but I bet we'll hear shortly. :)
I think it's almost always better to ping the list first as it would
have sucked if you did regis
Actually, it's things like this that should be added to
ext.radiantcms.org -- the project is available at
http://github.com/radiant/radiant-extension-registry. Things like
ratings, categories, comments, etc, would really round out the site. My
only requirement is that it remains compatible wi
Hi Chris,
I believe there's already something in the works for this exact sort
of thing. I'm not sure of its status but I bet we'll hear shortly. :)
I think it's almost always better to ping the list first as it would
have sucked if you did register the domain, spent hours whipping it up
only to
Christopher Dwan wrote:
> On the serious side though, I'm trying to think up a solution that
> will help with sorting through the extensions out there. For a new
> person coming to Radiant, there doesn't seem to be a good way to
> figure out what extensions to pick, how hard they are to install, wh
*There is a Need: Sorting the piles of extensions*
We need a better way to sort through the piles of extensions that are
cropping up. The wiki isn't cutting it and announcements on the
mailing list don't quite cut it..
*Background: Paperclipped - the relatively unknown and seriously
aweso
Chuck,
I like that idea... a patch/pull-request would be appreciated!
Sean
Chuck Barr wrote:
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Haml has been included in Radiant since 0.6.7. We need to remove it
from the sass_filter extension.
Sean
I realize there's potential confusion for the new user but sass_
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
> 3. I think there was a mention once about using the aggregation
> extension. It would be good to just mention that.
>
> Oh, and we need to link to this one from the Summer Reboot page
Thanks for the feedback Mohit. I've linked my article on the main Summer
Reboot page a
Sean Cribbs wrote:
> Haml has been included in Radiant since 0.6.7. We need to remove it
> from the sass_filter extension.
>
> Sean
I realize there's potential confusion for the new user but sass_filter
should come stock like textile or markdown. It may generate interest in
sass.
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Hi David
David Piehler wrote:
Mohit -- Thanks for taking the lead on this project. You've done a great
job, as has everyone who has contributed so far.
Thanks for the kind words - I'm just trying to contribute in the area
that I can :)
I'm also happy that the community has taken this up -
Now I see why there are emoticons. lol.
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It's not really our fault that you didn't properly test all your
options. I'm just revealing what I've discovered in my own
experiences.
Sure, the timing blows. But hey, it's just code.
hmmm I'm pretty sure the original comment from Nate was intended to be
humorous in nature...
On the s
It looks to me like Paperclipped has it's own version of Image Magick,
so you don't have to install it. (please, someone correct me if I'm
wrong) It's been a while, but I think I didn't bother installing Image
Magick on my machine because of the headache, and here is Paperclipped
creating t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 20:51 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
>> Paperclipped is wy easier and a little more flexible.
>
>
> Can it exist along with page_attachments in the same project? That way I
> can move things over gradually instead of redoing the entire attachment
> s
On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 20:51 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
> Paperclipped is wy easier and a little more flexible.
Can it exist along with page_attachments in the same project? That way I
can move things over gradually instead of redoing the entire attachment
scheme at the 10th hour (not quite 11th
Arik Jones wrote:
> Paperclipped is wy easier and a little more flexible. You can access
> all attachments from anywhere using the radiant tags. Where as in Page
> Attachments, you normally have to re-upload or remember what page a
> certain asset is attached to. The interface is much cleane
On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 20:51 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
> Paperclipped is wy easier and a little more flexible. You can access
> all attachments from anywhere using the radiant tags. Where as in Page
> Attachments, you normally have to re-upload or remember what page a
> certain asset is attach
Mohit -- Thanks for taking the lead on this project. You've done a great
job, as has everyone who has contributed so far.
I finally had the chance to sit down and start my end of the
documentation. Here's my first page:
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Simple_RSS_Feeds
If you have any comments on my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 20:40 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
>> By the way, are you using paperclipped or page attachments?
>
> Page Attachments. I plan on trying out paperclipped on a future project,
> but on this one I stuck with what I knew (mostly).
>
>
> ~Nate
Paperclipp
On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 20:40 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
> By the way, are you using paperclipped or page attachments?
Page Attachments. I plan on trying out paperclipped on a future project,
but on this one I stuck with what I knew (mostly).
~Nate
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By the way, are you using paperclipped or page attachments?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The title says it all. Is there a way to use while
> skipping the first result? I have a logo and a number of PDFs attached
> to a page and I just want to list the PDFs. Is that possible with the
> page_attachments plugin as it is? If so how?
>
>
> Thanks,
> ~Nate
An
The title says it all. Is there a way to use while
skipping the first result? I have a logo and a number of PDFs attached
to a page and I just want to list the PDFs. Is that possible with the
page_attachments plugin as it is? If so how?
Thanks,
~Nate
Hi folks,
Was wondering why Radiant wasn't among the five finalists for non-PHP
CMS category, and thought maybe nobody but me was nominating it.
Here's the link, would love some help ;-)
http://www.packtpub.com/article/2008-open-source-cms-award-finalists-announced
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Hello,
I overrided the process_page as you advised me, and tried to recover the
current_user by tag.locals.page.
Finally I get the follwing error :
Error : 'tag : wrong number of arguments (0 to 1)'
Here :
module MembersTags
include Radiant::Taggable
current_user = tag.locals.page.curren
Haml has been included in Radiant since 0.6.7. We need to remove it
from the sass_filter extension.
Sean
Chuck Barr wrote:
In order to use the sass_filter extension with 0.6.9 master I had to add
this file:
.../vendor/plugins/haml/lib/haml/util.rb
(http://dev.radiantcms.org/browser/trunk/ext
Casper,
Thanks for excellent post.
I was leaning towards TinyMCE since my experience with FCK has been
difficult at best.
I will grab your setting and give it a try this weekend.
...bartee...
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I can confirm that this does work - I do exactly the same thing within a
snippet with some a custom extension I've created.
Visit
's website
H.
On 29/8/2008, "Andrew Neil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I wrote up this very issue just yesterday for the Summer Reboot. It is the
>final section on th
I wrote up this very issue just yesterday for the Summer Reboot. It is the
final section on this page here:
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Using_the_built-in_tags
The answer is that Radius cannot parse "tags-within-tags". Not even when the
> outer tag is a standard HTML tag, and not a Radius tag.
A
Hi Tony,
I run into this issue all the time, and I asked the question on the
list myself a while ago.
The answer is that Radius cannot parse "tags-within-tags". Not even
when the outer tag is a standard HTML tag, and not a Radius tag. I
usually end up writing custom tags in cases like thi
I use tinyMCE for all my Radiant websites. I use the version available
at http://radiant-tinymce-extension.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/tinymce_filter/
.
I use my owb version of tiny_mce_settings.js, modified to work with
newer versions of Radiant and the Page attachements extension
(override
Hello all,
Sorry if this is a newbie-ish question; I've checked the FAQ and skimmed the
source a bit, and haven't found any obvious solution.
I'm in a position where I want to evaluate a Radius tag and insert the
resulting text into the value of an HTML attribute. My use case involves the
page_at
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