Pat,
The typical solution is to use share_layouts, which lets your Rails
views (in Haml, ERb, whatever) render inside a Radiant layout. There's
a mostly-complete introduction to it on the wiki:
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Creating_an_extension_VI .
There are a few sections that I haven't filled out yet on that wiki
page, but you shouldn't need them just to get started.
Sean
Pat Allan wrote:
Hi all
I'm working on a radiant site, and have an extension that does a few
things, including managing news posts. As part of this, it means
having a normal (HAML, in this case) Rails layout for the controller.
All radiant-created pages, though, are driven by radiant layouts,
using radius.
So that leads to me maintaining two different files with very similar
contents - given the format change, anyway. I'm hoping there's
something approaching a best practice for this situation - what is the
ideal approach?
Cheers
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