Maged, If you can stand to run two separate applications, the easiest solution is to use the web server to route requests to Radiant depending on the domain or URL. You won't get integration between, but it would be a quick temporary solution until you can find a way to integrate them better.
Sean Maged Makled wrote: > Sean Cribbs wrote: > >> Depends on if you want to use just Radius, or the whole Radiant >> application. If you want to use just Radius, you can install the gem >> and require it like you would any other gem. Then you would define >> your own context and tags within it, set up the parser and go. >> >> For the case of integrating Radiant with your Rails app, the easiest >> way is to build your app in a Radiant extension and use the >> "share_layouts" extension to use the same layouts as your Radiant >> pages. If you want more detail with this, query me again. >> >> Sean >> > > > Sean, > I've tried to use rails_support_extension and it worked for a while > but didn't work any more. Does the "Share_layouts" extension is the same > idea, developing rails applications inside of the extension. what if I > already have an app in production already and just need to use Radiant > for static content storage, is there is a way to do so? > > Thanks > Maged > _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
