Andrew,
I suggest you check out:
http://dev.eyebeam.org/projects/radiant-partatts/wiki

This extension/hack of Radiant gives all your pages an "attributes" tab 
where you can add named strings, bools, links, and files...  (and then 
reference them from r: tags)


Andrew Klein wrote:
> Hello all!
> 
> Been a while since I've pestered you all, and I've been working on my
> site a lot. I did come up with an idea that would improve my life and
> likely many others. Right now, Radiant's input is essentially a big text
> box and multiple parts/sections capable. Now, here is my thought; I tend
> to have some 'common' options throughout my site, and it'd be easier to
> do a radio button selection, or check boxes, or similar.  Also, there
> are some common links I tend to use. Right now for some of it I use
> either the existence of certain tabs or data within certain tabs to
> support this. Here's the thought
> 
> For tabs, instead of allowing straight text, why not allow the building
> of 'options' pages. IE:- There'd be 'body', 'extended', and 'options',
> and options would be inherited from parent for ease of adding it, and it
> would be a list of options and variables. For example.  I do reviews. I
> have three styles of reviews right now: Full (Normal) review, Quick
> overviews and Follow-Up reviews.  I'd love to have a radio button set
> that I could set up that it'd change some of the underlying structure
> (Which is commong between them all) based on which is chosen. You could
> (I'm not) also be able to make a short text entry box for a rating
> 'number' that'd show up in a floating div to the side of the review, or
> a check-box to allow an image to show up 'Me-Approved!'
> 
> On top of this, you could also eventually add image and file support
> including an uploader. This would be extremely handy if you have a
> common screenshot div that you'd like to just add quickly. Allow you to
> select from a server-side location for the file or an automatic 
> uploader.
> 
> Ideas or suggestions? I know I may be vague, but it was my brainstorm
> this morning on how to extend Radiant.
> 
> Thanks!
> BladedThoth
> (Andrew Klein)


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