It works just like the 'add' method. I have this in the Help extension:
Radiant::AdminUI::RegionSet.class_eval do
def replace(region=nil, partial=nil)
raise ArgumentError, "You must specify a region and a
partial" unless region and partial
self[region].replace([partial])
end
end
So you can just do
admin.page.edit.replace :the_part, 'my_part'
The only documentation is where I implemented it
http://github.com/saturnflyer/radiant-help-extension/tree/6b691a675955bdf934ebba7f3ec6bf3142094b90/help_extension.rb
Although, now that I look at it, I realize that this is pointless
because you can just create a partial of the same name and Radiant
will pick it up.
So just create a partial in your extension in 'app/views/admin/page/
edit_layout_and_type' and It will be picked up instead of the default.
Sorry for the long-winded response.
On Sep 8, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Vincent Pérès wrote:
Hello Jim,
I had already use shards to inject and extend functionnalities to
pages,
it's not a problem.
Here, I would like to remove or replace an 'existing' part : layout
list, to replace it by my list for example.
I didn't see we can 'replace' a part, thank you.
Do you have any documentation about the replace method?
What does it looks like?
Thank you !
Vincent
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