[Radiant] member-extension checking if user is logged in

Hey people, I'm currently having a go at member extension ( http://blog.aissac.ro/radiant/member-extension/) and so far all is good. But what I would really like is for my login form to be replaced when a user logs in with fx. a logout button, but I can't find a way to tell my layouts to display

Re: [Radiant] Backdating posts when moving to Radiant

The edit published_at field is disabled by default in the Admin interface. You can enable it by changing a config value. Radiant::Config['page.edit.published_date?'] = true More on the wiki: http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/change-a-pages-publication-date On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 12:03 PM,

Re: [Radiant] member-extension checking if user is logged in

This is a limitation due to the way Radiant works. Radiant is built to serve mostly static content so when it first renders a page, it caches it and serves it up to the next request without re-rendering it. To have the page behave differently for users depending on whether they are logged in or

[Radiant] Subdomain

Hello, This is something it might already be possible and I am just not aware of it. I would like to set up a portion of our main site (/kids) to have its own domain: Kids.westervillelibrary.org However, the site is not big enough to set up a new box for it. I wonder if there¹s a way to create

Re: [Radiant] Subdomain

Victor, The multi-site extension will get you close (http://github.com/radiant/radiant-multi-site-extension/tree/master). You will still need to define the Kids.westervillelibrary.org domain outside of radiant (mongrel config, http.conf etc) but you can use the extension to map a new site in the

Re: [Radiant] Subdomain

On 02.06.2009, at 22:01, Victor Zuniga wrote: Hello, This is something it might already be possible and I am just not aware of it. I would like to set up a portion of our main site (/kids) to have its own domain: Kids.westervillelibrary.org However, the site is not big enough to set up

Re: [Radiant] Subdomain

Thanks for the suggestion Chaim! I'll look into it. Victor On 6/2/09 4:07 PM, Chaim Kirby chaim.ki...@childrens.harvard.edu wrote: Victor, The multi-site extension will get you close (http://github.com/radiant/radiant-multi-site-extension/tree/master). You will still need to define the

Re: [Radiant] Subdomain

Thanks Michael! We're using nginx as our web server. Victor On 6/2/09 4:09 PM, michael starke michael.sta...@hicknhack-software.com wrote: On 02.06.2009, at 22:01, Victor Zuniga wrote: Hello, This is something it might already be possible and I am just not aware of it. I would like

[Radiant] Deploying Radiant on Dreamhost - Passenger Won't Start

So- It's been awhile since I tried to deploy Radiant, so I'm a little rusty. I was following the tutorial in the Radiant docs, Dreamhost won't let me freeze the gems, but it did let me freeze them using Edge. Unfortunately, the domain had already be created, so I was not able to follow

[Radiant] redirecting-fnf-page-extension

This seems like a very useful extension but the instructions on how to use it are sparse. The fnf page type shows up and it seems to take over for any page not found but what do I do with it more than that. My goal would be to throw a 301 error for moved pages and redirect to the new