Finally found the cause for this problem.
Change the file lib/dynamic_image.rb in the Dynamic Image extension:
#13 is
config = tag.attr
but should be
config = tag.attr.dup
Manuel
On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Manuel Meurer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm experiencing some strange behavior
5. I also think I sent a pull request to everyone else. Hope that's the
right thing to do.
Pull request received and handled.
I cherry-picked your commits instead of merging though, because i think the
tag_list_technorati stuff by ehaselwanter should go in a seperate branch.
6. If all the
With a few exceptions (links and form stuff like 'mailer'), it's my
opinion that your Radius tags should not generate markup, but should
assist you in generating markup. Putting too much markup in a tag
definition is a bad code smell; it also makes them harder to test.
That said, that kind
As far as paperclipped is concerned, I think the only tag that
actually generates HTML is the r:image tag and r:link. You could
easily use the r:url and some page parts to make your own system using
HTML 4.
In general though, I think this would be a nuisance and get in the way
of nice
Benny Degezelle wrote:
5. I also think I sent a pull request to everyone else. Hope that's the
right thing to do.
Pull request received and handled.
I cherry-picked your commits instead of merging though, because i think the
tag_list_technorati stuff by ehaselwanter should go in a seperate
Chris Parrish wrote:
This is interesting. I'll have to think about this. Essentially what
you're going for here is the removal of the attributes (something I
agree with). I bet my extension would be more comfortable if only you
could write:
r:if content exists?
I haven't thought this
Hi!
I've been doing a bit of testing I've found that an instance of Radiant
+Rails easily eats up up to 80MB of memory for a while when using
mod_rails, after a while one of the processes dies and about half of
the memory usage is left hanging for quite some time. (I'm using
Dreamhost
Multi-site is friggin wonderful. However, I have seen a persistent need
for site templates.
Here is how I imagine it'd work. I create a sort of boilerplate site
complete with intended pages, their parts and maybe some get started
content. Is there a way to save this data as a template for use in
