Sean Cribbs wrote:
Ben,
Sorry, but I haven't had success with Github's gem server. You can
still get the RC1 gem from S3 via the download link in that post.
The final 0.7.0 release has a few more steps (at least).
1) We need to fill out the integration spec suite.
2) We need to decide
Sean Cribbs wrote:
I don't mind taking a risk, but it's simply not done.
Sean
Fair enough.
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New url is here:
http://github.com/atinypixel/radiant-default-page-parts-extension/tree/master
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I think the page form controls could be a little prettier and little
more thought out design-wise. I will definitely be contributing to this
extension.
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Not sure how many of you use the default_page_parts extension, but it
was fairly limited. So I went ahead and merged some old and new code
together to form something that was more flexible. The functionality is
essentially the same with a few improvements.
- Can set the default page parts for any
There is a very big difference. You don't have to create extra snippets
and page parts to extract a summary. It's
You simply drop an `r:more /` tag in your one body page part and the
extension takes care of the rest. No extra page parts or snippets. I
built this cause I blog a lot and got
Marcus Blankenship wrote:
Okay, my vote for best eCommerce solution, anywhere, is Magento.
(www.magentocommerce.com) I love it very much! ;-)
Marcus
Yeah, I've worked with Magento before. I hated it. Then again, I hate
MOST php-based projects.
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This is my first (albeit simple) extension for RadiantCMS. The summarize
extension provides functionality that allows you to excerpt/summarize a
part of your page's content. It basically allows you to create a teaser.
The link tells the story a little better.
Nate Turnage wrote:
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 7:09 PM, Arik Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is my first (albeit simple) extension for RadiantCMS. The summarize
extension provides functionality that allows you to excerpt/summarize a
part of your page's content. It basically allows you
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
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Sean Cribbs wrote:
On your marks, get set... GO!
http://radiantcms.org/blog/archives/2008/09/18/announcing-the-radiant-template-contest/
Sean
WOW! I wish I had design skills!
Cheers,
Mohit.
9/18/2008 | 11:07 PM.
I have design skills. Just wish I had the
Yay web development! lol.
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Well, I went back to the first version before I deleted the
page_attachments plugin and I was able to use the site as normal, even
after I migrated the extension back to VERSION=0. I restarted the server
and the site behaved like it did before, and on the admin side the
Attachments section
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The title says it all. Is there a way to use r:attachment:each 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,
By the way, are you using paperclipped or page attachments?
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Now I see why there are emoticons. lol.
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I was wondering if Radiant extensions are able utilize their own assets
without moving them to the public directory of your Radiant instance. I
think it would be great if you could.
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I agree, but unfortunately that's something that is entirely dependent
on the deployment scenario and would require web-server configuration,
or symlinking. It's just easier to copy them.
Sean
Reason I ask is because I store my extensions outside of my Radiant
instance.
Andrew Neil wrote:
The file_system extension exists for this purpose. Check it out:
http://github.com/nelstrom/radiant-file-system-extension/tree/master
I should warn you that it is still under development, so if you do use
it, take care! I would appreciate feedback on any problems you
Will we ever see the light of day for this feature. I personally despise
editing code/indent-heavy layouts/snippets in Radiant. What are the
limitations that prevent this feature from being implemented?
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Sorry Mohit, but that really doesn't help. I think it's a fairly
important feature to be able to modify Layout/Snippets outside of the
web UI. Also, relying on one browser platform to get this done is quite
silly and actually defeats the purpose of a text-editor. Eh... just a
thought.
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Adam van den Hoven wrote:
I think you've hit on something.
its probably reasonable to assume that the common default installation
is going to be someone who's using it for their own website. One user
means one role so take the admin/developer/user behaviour out and move
everything into an
Jim Gay wrote:
I've been meaning to resurrect our RBAC extension for a while now.
This will probably be the impetus for me to add all the features that
have been bouncing around in my head
http://github.com/saturnflyer/radiant-rbac-base-extension/tree/master
It was originally built to
Marty Haught wrote:
I extended Marty's extension to handle multi-day events:
http://github.com/MrGossett/radiant-page-event/tree/master
Marty didn't like the fact that I didn't ask him before do that work, so he
denied my pull request. Oh well.
Tim's mods will give you multi-day support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2008-08-06 at 18:03 +0200, Arik Jones wrote:
There really is no reason to be a prude about it though. It's open
source and we should expect no less. I say instead of complaining,
re-factor the code and release it. That'd seem easier than trying to
micro
Jim Gay wrote:
It's a bit of a detour from Radiant being geared toward shared hosting.
John Muhl is working on a branch than uses RDiscount (which is a
better Markdown parser).
http://github.com/johnmuhl/radiant/tree/markdown
Simply gem unpack. Easy peasy. Also, Webfaction is one of the
I currently host my RadiantCMS instances at Webfaction and the
experience has been quite wonderful. However, it could be even better if
Webfaction had an install script that set it up for you. The folks at
webfaction would love to create an install script if enough people ask
for it. Or better
I think we need core extensions that handle these problems. Tools like
Drupal and ExpressionEngine of PHP fame handle de-coupled functionality
very well. I think RadiantCMS retains a well-defined code base and
development platform. With that said, I think focus should be shifted to
extension
Gah! Shafted again! How long you gonna keep these awesome extensions
under your wings? What detoxing needs to be done?
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Jonathan McCoy wrote:
settings.
You just described the file_system extension written for Redken to a T.
I would like to release it but I'm not ready
In terms of pulling down repos and updating a cloned repo, git is more
trouble than its worth. Tolerable nonetheless.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Ben,
If you did a plain clone originally, run `git pull origin master`.
Sean
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A... geez. Had to clean out the cache. Now it works like a charm!
Thanks Chris! You're awesome.
Arik Jones wrote:
I didn't get it to work... I installed the newest version from latest.
No go.
Chris Parrish wrote:
Thanks for the heads up, Jay! I've fixed the issue and just released
I didn't get it to work... I installed the newest version from latest.
No go.
Chris Parrish wrote:
Thanks for the heads up, Jay! I've fixed the issue and just released
SnS v0.4.1
As it turns out, I actually needed to make the date conform to HTTP
header standards via:
I've been trying to use Page Attachments and it doesn't seem to be
creating thumbnails. I'm going to try and install the latest radiant
tagged version. See what happens.
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OMG! Yes! It's s annoying. I was just about to post that.
Steven Southard wrote:
Has anyone else noticed their styles being kicked over to the right
every time they save. This is crappin' my style of stylin'. A few
saves and man it's off the page.
- Steven
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I don't need an entire social network backing my comments. I just need
simple comments (name, email, website, comment, that's it!). But Disqus
is an interesting tool nonetheless, I may check it out. Not sure yet.
Loren Johnson wrote:
Arik,
Quick plug for Disqus comments --
Disqus has
I think this is a fault of Radiant. Could be wrong.
nurullah wrote:
I could get it run on a clean install (0.6.7) tho, with sqlite3 and no
other extension installed
it gives Could not find table 'config' error
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Can't seem to figure how to get it to work. Can anyone shed some light
on this?
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Keith,
Seems to work great for me. You might add to the README that until
0.6.7, the shards extension is necessary.
Sean
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Okay, I got it to work and it works beautifully. But it doesn't stay.
When I got to edit a page (with or without saving the page) and then
return to page admin tree, the extension breaks and puts me back to the
normal blob of posts without year and date drill downs.
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I delete the cookies, log back in and it works. But after it working I
try and edit a page and then return back to page admin tree list only to
find that the extension bottomed out again.
Keith Bingman wrote:
I think, but I haven't really explored this, that an expired cookie is
messing
There has gotta be something out there that does trac to lighthouse
conversion or something.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Anton,
git is a bit hard to install. It's possible something is broken in your
installation. Our reasoning for moving to git is to promote
participation. Branching, merging
Awesome, was looking for the same thing! Great find!
David Piehler wrote:
Benny (or anyone else who might know), I came across the Tags extension
via a Google search:
http://www.nabble.com/using-acts_as_taggable-td16390502.html
This seems like it will meet my page tagging needs. I just
No it will use the version that you declare using RADIANT_GEM_VERSION
David Piehler wrote:
Quick question: The default Radiant 0.6.6 environment.rb file no longer
contains the RADIANT_GEM_VERSION = '0.6.6' flag. Is this flag still
usable, or will Radiant default to using the newest gem
Is there an API for HaloScan?
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How do I load additional extension load paths that are possibly located
somewhere else on my server? Is that even possible?
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Awesome!
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Oh believe me, we're working on it.
Sean
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Thats great and all, but I think people are more concerned about
ordering in the admin, not in your public pages as that option is
already there. But thanks though.
David Piehler wrote:
Alex Wayne wrote:
Or what about ordering in general? I want to do an r:children:each
loop but I want the
However, using the Reorder extension (non-ajax), it automatically places
new pages at the top of list. Its not exactly what I'm looking for as it
uses the position field in the pages table to determine ordering. But it
works great when you're starting your archive from scratch.
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Fixed everything right up, thanks Sean!
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Every extension that used shards has been rendered completely useless.
None of the Admin UI additions provided by extensions show up anymore.
Is there a way to fix this, has shards been integrated into core? I need
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Checkout the multi-site plugin below. I think it would work well for
what you need. :)
http://svn.radiantcms.org/radiant/trunk/extensions/multi_site/README
Chris Barnes wrote:
I ended up leaving the blog on typo and its running at
blog.randomutterings.com. The rest of the site is now on
Hey Sean,
Any word on that Asset Manager? I'd love see your approach to it (aside
from page_attachments)
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And I mean the list of pages in the admin interface...
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Some of this may have to do with the fact that extension developers
don't ever follow one solid standard for installing/removing their
extensions. I mean, why must I run two or three commands in order to get
an extension installed? But thats a manageable frustration I suppose.
Bob Dunne
Andrew vonderLuft wrote:
OK, thanks for the info. Puts me in a bit of a Catch-22, since
page_attachments is broken in 0.6.5 :-)
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Actually page_attachment works wonderfully in 0.6.5 ... However the
interface is a little
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