Hi there !
If you want to test Zena between to rounds of beach volley, wave jumping,
ice climbing or whatever you do when not sitting in front of a screen, I
fixed many annoying bugs in the 1.0 release and created a brick to ease
deployment on shared hosting. There is even a small manual to
Hi there !
I am very happy to announce the first public release of Zena, a Ruby on
Rails CMS on which I started working in 2005.
Since these early days, Zena has grown from a website with content
management (think wordpress) to a framework to build complex agile
applications.
The data model in
Hi list !
The refactoring to use RubyLess in the templates and improve custom
attributes handling (Property) that started in autumn 2009 was quite big
and now many tests in the 1.0 branch fail.
Such important changes are hard to endure because there is a time when
the feature set and stability
PS: You can use 'gold' to ease code update and pushing:
http://github.com/zena/gold
During setup:
reviewer email = gaspard(at)teti.ch
current gold branch = 1.0-pre (not master)
If you do not want to use gold, you have to track the 1.0-pre branch
by hand:
git clone
Hi list !
This is a bug fix release of the coolest CMS around (yes, I am biased).
http://bit.ly/bYm7Rm
I hope this is the last release on the 0.16.x branch and we can move to
the 1.0 branch because there are really exciting new features in this
branch that I can't wait to start playing with.
Hi there !
Just a quick note to let you know that zena has produced a new funky
gem:
It's called Property and lets you wrap rails model attributes into a
single database column and declare properties from within the model.
http://bit.ly/ai9wmC
Rails scaffolding and replacing the migration by
Hi list !
More often then not when talking about zena, I find people saying that
we don't need no freakin' CMS, Rails *is* a CMS.
I posted an article on zenadmin.org with some reflections around this
issue and why some people find it useful to build such tools for rails
(adva-cms, radiant,
Leonardo Mateo wrote:
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Gaspard Bucher
rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
Hi list !
More often then not when talking about zena, I find people saying that
we don't need no freakin' CMS, Rails *is* a CMS.
Oh come on! Seriously?
In fact, the complete
Hi nick !
We have been doing exactly that with zena for years (public visitor =
anonymous login). I think your use case could be very interesting to try
with the new zena as gem:
1. single login system
2. in all your current controllers
before_filter :check_visitor_rights
def
Gaspard Bucher wrote:
Hi List !
Zena is reaching maturity and we are in the process to deliver the CMS
as a gem for the first time.
Before pushing the gem in the wild, it would be really nice if some
people could test the thing and give me some feedback...
download page
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Download page with instructions: http://bit.ly/31nW1l
It would be good if that page listed dependencies, so people
wouldn't waste time getting to e.g.
Can't install RMagick 2.11.1. Can't find MagickWand.h.
*** extconf.rb failed ***
Alternatively, you might
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 9:09 AM, Gaspard Bucher
rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
... but since images are a major component of any website nowaday
and since one of the goals with zena is to let non-photoshop enabled
people use their huge images without
nick ger wrote:
Gaspard,
thank you for a reply.
I checked out zena before, and while it is a good CMS in it's own right
I don't think I can use it as it would require me to rewrite a huge a
existing application, or write api hooks.
I was mostly looking for a RAILS WAY strategy to
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Damjan Rems wrote:
[...]
Sadly my server is Windows. I am working on an application for internal
users which runs Word and Excel with ole automation a lot to provide
output documents in pdf.
There are better ways to build PDF files. If you can tell us a bit
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
nick ger wrote:
Gaspard,
while we are on the subject i was recently considering different
systems, and while right now I'm using restful_authentication I looked
at authlogic as well.
Any particular reason you prefer it over other rails authorization
systems?
First public release for zena, the CMS with super natural powers !
zena is a Ruby on Rails CMS with a focus on usability, ease of
customization and web 2.0 goodness.
More information on this release: http://bit.ly/1CR0lW
Please note that this release is not a 1.0 (end of beta) because we are
Hi List !
Zena is reaching maturity and we are in the process to deliver the CMS
as a gem for the first time.
Before pushing the gem in the wild, it would be really nice if some
people could test the thing and give me some feedback...
download page with instructions: http://bit.ly/31nW1l
Marli Ba wrote:
Hey I was wondering if anyone knows of a gem or plugin that can limit
fields returned based on the User's role? I'm looking for something
that will basically rewrite the find() method to limit the fields
returned based on the User role.
so,
Admin:
Product.all = returns
Robert Walker wrote:
Gaspard Bucher wrote:
I created a script to ease workflow on zena, a rails CMS
(http://zenadmin.org).
Nice, thanks for contributing. Is this intended to be lighter weight
substitution for a real Continuous Integration (CI) system? Don't most
teams that need
Hi list !
I created a script to ease workflow on zena, a rails CMS
(http://zenadmin.org).
The workflow involves developers and reviewers (can be the same people):
1. each developer has his own fork (on github or another git server)
2. he creates a branch per feature
3. a reviewer looks at the
querybuilder version 0.5.0 has been released (yet another gem
extracted from zena) !
* http://github.com/zena/querybuilder/tree/master
QueryBuilder is an interpreter for the pseudo sql language. This language
can be used for two purposes:
1. protect your database from illegal SQL by securing
Basically, the question boils down to:
How to configure RAILS_ROOT in passenger ?
Gaspard
On Jan 2, 6:15 pm, Gaspard Bucher gasp...@teti.ch wrote:
Hi list !
I am trying to test zena (http://zenadmin.org) with passenger
(http://www.modrails.com/). The basic setting is point apache
Hi list !
I am trying to test zena (http://zenadmin.org) with passenger
(http://www.modrails.com/). The basic setting is point apache to the
'/zena/public' directory. This is fine for a single site application
but zena is a little different:
Cached content = '/zena/sites/some.host/public'
You might want to have a look at the data model we use in zena (http://
zenadmin.org/en/documentation/list333.html), the translated texts are
stored in the versions table. The table also stores current
publications along with redactions and old texts.
We do not store language preferences in a
Hello !
Is there a way to use capistrano without ssh ? (remote == local)
The idea is to use the deploy tasks on a local machine.
Thanks for any idea.
Gaspard
---
project: zena, incredible rails CMS (http://zenadmin.org)
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You
There is this: http://yoast.com/articles/sortable-table/ (just a
sorting solution)
On 22 oct. 08, at 21:37, Gaspard Bucher wrote:
What is your best solution to table display/edit/sort using ajax ?
I've bumped into these:
dhtmlxGrid: http://www.dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxGrid
Since the most difficult part for the moment is getting zena to work
due to the large number of dependencies, I have created a virtualbox
server, ready for download and play:
A ruby on rails server, configured and running at your fingertips:
http://zenadmin.org/479
Gaspard
Hi !
I am thinking about preparing an all-in-one application to run zena
on mac OSX without installing any dependencies. The application should
contain:
1. ruby
2. imagemagick
3. gems: rake mongrel mongrel_cluster rmagick tzinfo RedCloth syntax
mongrel_upload_progress uuidtools daemons
I fixed #223 by replacing the star with a plus sign. The change has
been pushed to subversion and github.
Gaspard
+ is proberly better, unless you get into trubble, with ruby since +
is an operator
regards
svend
On Oct 6, 9:20 pm, Gaspard Bucher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You
It seems locomotive is not so alive anymore... I think about using
macports to easily install binaries in a custom path lik /Applications/
zena.app/Contents/Resources/opt and then take this thing as the package.
I will have a look at MAMP to see if I can adapt this framework to
include ruby
/cpericard
and see how it works.
Setting env -i in the shell reproduces the environment used in
monit, so it lets you test your command as if it was run by monit.
Gaspard
Gaspard Bucher wrote:
Try running your start program without any environment variables (as
it is probably run by monit
I'm not sure you need to include the '/usr/bin/ruby' in your start
program. The following setup works for me:
check process mongrel-8007 with pidfile /var/zena/current/log/mongrel.
8007.pid
start program = /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/mongrel_rails start -d -e
production -p 8007 -a 127.0.0.1 -P
After 3 years of work in my cave, I am happy to go out in the sunlight
to announce the first public beta release of zena !
In a few words:
Zena is a CMS based on ruby on rails with a very advanced xhtml based
templating language called zafu. Sites have been running in production
mode for nearly
for templates)
test/helpers/query_builder/*.yml (yaml tests for pseudo sql)
Do not hesitate to ask questions...
Gaspard
On Oct 6, 6:09 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
looks impressive.
I am looking foward to testing the CMS.
regards
svend
On Oct 6, 10:09 am, Gaspard Bucher
Le 23 sept. 08 à 13:30, Lionel Bouton a écrit :
Gaspard Bucher a écrit, le 09/23/2008 12:36 PM :
I thought to use the taint/untaint mechanisme included with ruby to
enhance security in zena. I have read that
using taint is not that good for the following reasons:
* It's not working
I thought to use the taint/untaint mechanisme included with ruby to
enhance security in zena. I have read that
using taint is not that good for the following reasons:
* It's not working on certain implementations of ruby (JRuby,
IronRuby, ...)
* It's a lot of work to make work (lots of tiny
Hi there !
I'm working on a multi-site CMS (http://zenadmin.org). In this tool, a
user can participate in many websites. In each of these websites,
there is a Contact node (record) for this user.
[skip] This record is used to show the person's information _for a
specific website_ since
Anyone with an idea on this topic ?
Thanks for any reply...
Gaspard
Hi there !
I'm working on a multi-site CMS (http://zenadmin.org). In this tool, a
user can participate in many websites. In each of these websites,
there is a Contact node (record) for this user.
[skip] This record is
38 matches
Mail list logo