| I just want to second this, the extensions are very well thought out and pretty easy to use even in their very raw state. I have a very simple assets management system (based on acts_as_attachment) that took maybe a few hours to set up. Most of that was making sure that the views integrated nicely into Radiant. I found another small gotcha with the migrations. If you have more than one extension, you do have to make sure that the migrations are properly numbered. 2 "No. !" doesn't work. And the rake task provides no feedback, I have gotten used to the new Rake task telling me what it is doing. Not a biggie, but it would be nice. All in all, this is a really great addition to Radiant and vastly increases its value, at least to me. I can't wait until an official release. One sort of funny note: I tried to add tagging to Radiant while I was at it. I used the acts_as_taggable plugin (not the Gem) from DHH and only had to add one line to the Page model and one line in the control, plus a very small change in the views. It worked great. Except that it totally broke the Radius tagging system and the front end rendered nothing. Just for fun and because I had just watched the original Battlestar Galactica with it's robotic "Daggits", I renamed the plugin to "acts_as_daggable", changed all the instances of "tag" to "dag" and the thing works. Really well, actually. So adding tagging to Radiant should be very easy, but we do have to watch our namespaces. Keith Bingman On Nov 13, 2006, at 7:59 PM, Loren Johnson wrote:
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